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Not Safe For Work
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Not Safe for Work Series

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Working side-by-side with a lover can always be a risky gamble. However, for the last year, Eric Dennis and Mathew Campbell have made it work—in every sense of the word. Eric and Mathew have a done a great job of keeping their professional and romantic lives fun, sexy...and separate, without causing too much conflict in and out of the office—until Carter Wilson, a hot client of Eric’s, barges into their lives and shakes up Eric and Mathew’s delicate balance.

Carter Wilson is a wealthy, social media mogul, who has his sights set directly on Mathew. While Mathew has been content with his business and personal relationships with Eric, he can’t help, but to be slowly captivated by Wilson’s good-looks and cocky charm, as well as the opportunity to work at one of the trendiest tech companies in the country...and opportunity that Mathew cannot just pass up.

Although Mathew is fiercely loyal to Eric (both as his subordinate and lover), friction rapidly develops in their fragile love/work relationship, regarding Eric’s workaholic behavior, as well as his deep-rooted fear of commitment, causing Mathew to question if a healthy, long-term relationship is a realistic endgame for the two men or if being with Wilson, in the office—as well as Wilson's bed—is the better alternative. Soon enough, Eric finds himself having to honestly address the disconnect between his straight-laced public persona and his sexual identity, while Mathew finds himself having to make pivotal decisions, regarding the future of his career...as well as his uncertain future with Eric.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateSep 4, 2012
Busy with Work
Not Safe For Work

Titles in the series (2)

  • Not Safe For Work

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    Not Safe For Work
    Not Safe For Work

    A month after breaking up with his long-term girlfriend, Eric Dennis decides to go to a gay club one night, something he has wanted to do for a long time. He does not expect much out of the experience: just have one drink and go home. Yet when he meets Mathew Campbell, a very attractive man with an adventurous spirit and a sharp sense of humor, Eric throws all caution to the wind. Months after their initial encounter, Eric is looking for a personal assistant, and is astonished when Mathew comes in for an interview. A long time has passed since they last saw each other, but the chemistry between them is vibrant as ever. Against his better judgment, Eric hires Mathew, and thus begins a challenge for Eric to keep his personal and professional life from clashing. As Eric’s attraction to Mathew continues to grow, so does the danger of his family, friends, and coworkers finding out the secret that Eric has worked hard to keep hidden for so long.

  • Busy with Work

    2

    Busy with Work
    Busy with Work

    Working side-by-side with a lover can always be a risky gamble. However, for the last year, Eric Dennis and Mathew Campbell have made it work—in every sense of the word. Eric and Mathew have a done a great job of keeping their professional and romantic lives fun, sexy...and separate, without causing too much conflict in and out of the office—until Carter Wilson, a hot client of Eric’s, barges into their lives and shakes up Eric and Mathew’s delicate balance. Carter Wilson is a wealthy, social media mogul, who has his sights set directly on Mathew. While Mathew has been content with his business and personal relationships with Eric, he can’t help, but to be slowly captivated by Wilson’s good-looks and cocky charm, as well as the opportunity to work at one of the trendiest tech companies in the country...and opportunity that Mathew cannot just pass up. Although Mathew is fiercely loyal to Eric (both as his subordinate and lover), friction rapidly develops in their fragile love/work relationship, regarding Eric’s workaholic behavior, as well as his deep-rooted fear of commitment, causing Mathew to question if a healthy, long-term relationship is a realistic endgame for the two men or if being with Wilson, in the office—as well as Wilson's bed—is the better alternative. Soon enough, Eric finds himself having to honestly address the disconnect between his straight-laced public persona and his sexual identity, while Mathew finds himself having to make pivotal decisions, regarding the future of his career...as well as his uncertain future with Eric.

Author

Michael S. Booker

Fiction writer, photographer, blogger, living in the San Francisco Bay Area. Check out "Shadow", "Not Safe for Work" and "Freshman". Michael S. Booker can be contacted at Booker1984Press@gmail.com

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