How to Train Your Billionaire

He's arrogant, insufferable, and unfortunately, her new boss.

When Olivia accepts a position as executive assistant to Graham Winters—tech mogul, Forbes cover regular, and certified nightmare—she tells herself it's temporary. Just long enough to pay off her student loans and get out. She has rules for men like him: don't trust the smile, ignore the jawline, and never, *ever* mistake cruelty for charm.

Graham has his own rules. He runs through assistants the way most people run through coffee. Fast, necessary, disposable. But Olivia doesn't flinch when he's impossible, doesn't apologize when she's right, and somehow manages to out-maneuver him at every turn. She's the first person in years who treats him like he's something other than a transaction.

The tension between them crackles like a live wire—every sharp exchange, every stolen glance across a boardroom table, every moment she stands her ground when every instinct he has tells him to push harder. They argue like it's a sport. They want each other like it's a problem neither can solve.

The real danger isn't falling for a billionaire. It's falling for *this* one—the version of Graham that only Olivia sees. The one who might actually be worth keeping.

Some men don't need to be managed. They need to be met.

And she's the only one who knows how.