Beyond All Reason

Abigail Palmer has spent two years as Ross Anderson's efficient, capable personal assistant while concealing her feelings for him. She believes her attraction is hopeless because Ross has never shown any romantic interest in her. When circumstances bring their working relationship into a more personal arena, Abigail must decide whether to continue hiding her emotions or risk revealing them. The novel is a contemporary office romance centered on workplace attraction, unspoken feelings, and the imbalance of power between a secretary and her boss.

by Cathy Williams

Mills & Boon · First published 1995 · 187 pages