SNEAK PEEK - RULES OF PAIN BY ELIZABETH LYNX

By Sanne - Scandalous Book Blog - March 19, 2015

Book Title: Rules of Payne

Author: Elizabeth Lynx

Genre: Erotic Romantic Comedy (Novella)

Release Date: April 1, 2015

Hosted by: Book Enthusiast Promotions

Morgana Drake has some problems in her life.

Problem #1: She has a boss that is a jerk. Truth be told everyone at her company hates him due to this fact.

Problem #2: Morgana fantasizes and has sex dreams about her awful boss because he is just sooo good looking. She may have done a lot more than fantasize, but please don't tell anyone.

Problem #3: She wants to get into her company’s Executive Development Program, but there is one thing standing in her way. You guessed it, her boss.

Problem #4: Morgana needs to get laid by someone other than her boss. She feels if she likes someone else she will stop lusting after Henrik Payne.

What happens when Morgana tries to solver her own problems?

Henrik Payne is very serious about his job. He has worked hard for almost fifteen years to become VP of Sales and Marketing and make Mimir the third largest online retailer. He has rules he follows to make sure the company and his life run smoothly.

Rule #1: Know the company from the ground up and the people who make this place great.

Rule #2: Don’t do anything that might negatively affect the company or him.

Rule #3: It’s best not to date women. If he does, they are to be kept at a distance. Emotions cloud judgment and can cause harm to the company if he is with the wrong woman and reveals too much.

Rule #4: Don’t drink. It weakens people’s resolve, makes them act ridiculous and can make them do horrible things. Things that can’t be undone.

So, why does he keep breaking all his rules?

Elizabeth Lynx is not a robot, that's for sure. At least she says she's not. She is also not a space alien. How do I know this, because she was born in Baltimore Maryland in the 1970's when no one wanted to be in Baltimore Maryland so why would her parents say that if it weren't true. Of course she has had her suspicions growing up and is still in a continual search for evidence that backs up her space age theories.

To bide her time she writes about 'normal' people and their sexy romantic lives. Her husband chooses to put up with her theories and paranoid musings. Her two little boys help her see that perhaps she isn't an alien but more of a climbing rock. This theory is new, so she needs more time to develop it further.