Playing with Fire (Elements of Love, #2)

At 22, Alex Bliss is the first female who might be able to break the glass ceiling that’s been firmly in place at Williams and Williams, and she isn’t about to give that up. Not with an autistic brother and a disabled mother to care for. But the man who has been appointed to teach her the ropes isn’t just a chauvinistic jerk . . . he’s much, much worse, and only she knows it.

Rhys Bradley doesn’t care what women think about him. To him, they’re good for only one purpose, and his feelings aren’t about to change because one has managed to infiltrate his boardroom.

Alex and Rhys have only one thing in common: They’re both planning to make each other’s life a living hell.

But life—and love—often have a way of upsetting even the best-laid plans.