No. Maybe. Yes. Please.

When Jo Williams's big scoop is pulled apart like a tattered dream, the biggest day of her journalistic life becomes her worst day, and she's suddenly left with nothing but the shattered remains of her once promising career. That is the moment when Julius Earl sweeps down on her like a lion taking a gazelle.

Julius Earl, the mysterious billionaire, who was the architect of Jo's downfall, is powerful, beautiful, darkly alluring, and a complete bastard. He comes to her when she's alone, vulnerable, and crying.

"I want you," he says to her.

A simple statement that shakes Jo to her foundation. She hates him, but she's drawn to him like a moth to the flame, and his words, along with his fiery dark eyes, pull her toward him, as if she were caught in the gravity of an inescapable black hole.

Julius Earl draws Jo into an emotionally charged odyssey where her deepest fears mingle with her darkest fantasies. What will she become when she gives herself to him, body and soul?