The Secret (Love in O'Leary Book 3)

Micah finds Constantine Ross cocky and provoking, especially since Constantine's family business competes with his own. When Micah offers Constantine a job, he tells himself it's a good deed. But with Constantine now working in his shop and space, Micah finds him constantly on his mind—and in his bed. Resisting him becomes impossible. Constantine admits he made serious mistakes as a troubled teenager following his father's death, and he has spent nearly a decade trying to make amends. The last thing he expects is for his family's arch-nemesis to enter his life. Yet he desperately needs money, and Micah's job offer is too good to refuse. He can handle Micah's attitude, but his attraction to him is another matter entirely. Micah is his boss, not his boyfriend, and significantly older. Still, Constantine finds him gorgeous, dominant, and compelling. He doesn't want to want him, but he cannot turn away.