Strings Attached

He offered her an interview. He should've stopped there.

Twenty-two-year-old violinist Elodie Hart wasn't looking for a new job when she noticed David Hayes sitting in a private box at the symphony.

David wasn't looking for her, either.

He was supposed to be entertaining a businessman for his growing instrument company-not staring across a restaurant at the beautiful young woman who'd caught him doing it.

Then Elodie walks over.

One conversation about violins becomes a job interview. The interview becomes a job. And somewhere between cheap violins, late afternoons at Hayes Music, and an attraction neither of them is particularly good at hiding, employer and employee start crossing lines that weren't supposed to move.

David sells string instruments for a living.

He should know better than anyone that some things come with strings attached.