One Kind Desire - The One Kind Deed Series - E-book - ePub

I'm hot. In places I shouldn't be hot. Not for Daniel Mariano. Scoring a work trip back home to Vermont is a dream for Robin Sideris. Having to go with her sworn enemy Daniel Mariano is a nightmare. They've made careers of avoiding contact, but there's no steering clear of each other on this new assignment to a small town. Robin will find a way to get this job done so she can prove she's ready to be more than the company's statistics geek.
All data suggests this trip isn't going to be easy, but she isn't going to let Daniel stand in the way of her career goals. Even if he is a Roman god. Daniel isn't thrilled with the prospect of spending an entire week with Robin for this assignment. All they've done at work is glare at each other and stay in their opposite corners of the office. It's totally his fault she hates him, but so what? Her number crunching keeps shooting down his new ideas for products.
Is he supposed to be delighted to work with someone like that? Hell, no. This trip could mean a promotion though, so he'll suck it up and soldier through somehow.     Can an eight-hour flight in too-close seats, the sharing of a cozy cabin, the discovery of common goals, and the electricity that shoots through Robin and Daniel every time they touch bring them success in work. and love? Is one kind desire enough to turn animosity into attraction?  One Kind Desire is an enemies-to-lovers, forced proximity, workplace, contemporary romance with a technology manager and a research assistant who have more in common than they think.  The One Kind Deed Series, contemporary romance"The town, the people, the love story...
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