A billionaire boss romance featuring a one-night stand, boss-employee tension, age gap, opposites attract, workplace romance, forced separation, emotional angst, and a guaranteed happily ever after. High heat.She was the one-night stand I couldn’t forget.I thought that night was a one-time thing. A rescue from a terrible date that turned into hours I'd never forget. Skin, heat, my penthouse windows barely containing the sound. Then morning came, and I woke up alone.I'm Dr. Dominic Harrington. I'm used to being in control. I don't get rattled. But when she walks into my neurology clinic as the top candidate for the job, I nearly lose it. Calla Rosewood. Nine years younger, brilliant enough to leave us all speechless, and every bit as magnetic as I remembered.We're complete opposites, but that doesn't stop us. The chemistry is relentless. The tension is unbearable. And working together only makes it worse.Then I leave for an overseas mission, a world away from Boston and from her, and make a choice I can't take back. Instead of trusting what we have, I end it to protect her. My need for control shatters everything between us. It breaks her heart. It breaks mine too.Now I have to decide: let go of the reins and take a real chance… or lose her for good.One Night with Dr. Billionaire is a steamy, high-heat billionaire boss romance set in Boston, packed with explosive chemistry, workplace tension, emotional growth, and strong bromance between four irresistible surgeons. No cheating. No cliffhangers. Just pure romance with serious heat.One Night with Dr. Billionaire is book four in the Boston Steam: a Steamy Contemporary Romance Series, a contemporary romance for fans of Lauren Layne and Tessa Bailey.Praise for the Boston Steam Series:★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is a definite must-read.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Talking sizzling here. One steamy couple with a lot going on.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ There was a strong chemistry, forbidden boss-employee relationship.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ After an unforgettable night, they thought they would never see each other again.★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I was on the edge of my seat, and I couldn’t put it down.
