Publisher's Synopsis
Love is not supposed to enter the equation.
Billionaire businessman Roman Noone is a bit ruthless, increasingly bored and not interested in being tied down with any man. When the FBI asks for his help in catching an arms dealer, he reluctantly agrees out of civic duty but also because it would be a new and exciting adventure. He questions his decision, however, when the FBI provides him with an agent who will go with him under the guise of being a sex slave. This was not what he signed up for. His doubts begin to evaporate when he sees who this agent is.
Cole Spencer is a dedicated and successful FBI agent. His secret weapon is how little he looks like one. Young, slight and pretty, he looks exactly as a sex slave should, but his skills as an agent also make him perfect for the job. He does not think much of the cool, snobby-seeming Roman but he will do anything to bring the death merchant down.
Roman and Cole head to Monte Carlo, where Roman ingratiates himself with their quarry. They are invited to join the man on his yacht. Because Cole knows they are under constant surveillance, he insists that they act the part of master and slave even in private. Roman finds that Cole is the perfect bedmate for him. Cole thinks of it as a job, but Roman gets under his skin. Soon they are no longer simply acting the part of lovers.
Time is running out for them to find the information they need to bust their deadly host. With the passion and growing love between them, Roman and Cole must cling together to save themselves.
