The Assistant She Seduced

Marisol Vega lied on her résumé. She also lied about which software she knows, which languages she speaks, and how badly she needed the job. It's fine — her three new bosses are too busy fighting each other to notice. Silas wants the company. Tomas wants the name. Ben wants out. Between them, they've hired the one person willing to say yes to all three of them at once. Marisol says yes to everything, keeps notes on everyone, and learns faster than any of them expected. Then a rough week blows her bluff wide open, and the three men who should be glad to fire her don't. They cover for her. Together. Which is strange, because they haven't agreed on anything in ten years. There's a reason for that, and it's locked in a dead man's filing cabinet. Marisol finds it. Then she does the one thing nobody in the Halcyon Group has done since the chairman died: she tells the truth out loud, in front of all three of them, and makes them listen.