Enemy for My Taking (Forbidden Bosses Book 3)

When Aisla Graham walks into his Manhattan boardroom to announce she's founded a rival firm, billionaire Cole knows one thing for certain — she came here to get under his skin, and it's working far too well.

He destroyed her family's legacy with a cold, calculated acquisition, and Aisla hasn't forgotten. She's spent months building something new from the ashes, armed with ambition, sharp wit, and a talent for making Cole question every conviction he holds about keeping business ruthlessly impersonal. Their charged exchanges crackle with a rivalry that's quickly becoming impossible to ignore — and even harder to resist.

His solution is as reckless as it is logical: one week in Venice, no boardrooms, no power plays, no strings attached. Just the two of them finally surrendering to the tension that's been simmering since the moment they met. Enemies with benefits. Nothing more.

Except Venice has a way of softening even the most guarded hearts, and Aisla is proving far more dangerous to Cole's carefully constructed world than any corporate threat she could ever launch against him. The rules they've set feel flimsier by the day, and walking away is starting to feel less like a strategy and more like a sacrifice.

Emmy Grayson delivers a scorching office romance full of sharp banter, undeniable chemistry, and two people too stubborn to admit that their greatest rivalry might actually be their greatest love story.