The Assistant

How far would you go for a job? It's a question that Lydia Morrison has been asking herself since commencement last spring. Moving from the California coast back to New York, the second time mind you, and for a job at one of the most prestigious law firms in the country was a bold choice and a risk that seemed simple compared to what she's facing now.
Between running for coffee and following up with clients for the one and only Jonathan Harris-Bower, she finds herself fantasizing about him throwing her across the desk in his office. It's not an appropriate thought for the secretary to have about the CEO, but it can't be helped.
And then there's Patrick Rosing, the playboy extraordinaire and the only man that she's ever felt drawn to romantically. How could she have ever expected either of them to want her?
Bower & Rosing's isn't the place where Lydia expected to find these men, and she never dreamt of her boss spanking her for doing the wrong thing, but she's ready for them to drag her into their world bound and gagged if it means she doesn't have to choose one man over the other.