Power Games (2014)
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She wanted to go to the Planning Department. Stephen might have difficulty with names, but he’d had no problems describing the woman who’d delayed their attempts to list the Lodge.
So she ought to tell someone what she was up to. Nigel – to whom she was officially reporting? Or Rod? With whom she was unofficially sleeping? Both? Both would be best. Separately? So in which order? Nigel first, as was usual? But what if he vetoed it? She could scarcely go over his head to Rod without it becoming an... issue.
And what about Rod and herself? A cleanish break now? A couple of nights of fun, no hard feelings? That would be best. He seemed to want a relationship, but certainly saw problems. She – well, she hadn’t realised how much she enjoyed having a warm body in the bed beside her. Or how much she’d missed sex.
Jesus, she wanted him now. Now.
Or did she want Robin?
No. Mustn’t even think about Robin.
Think some sense. It would be better to put the whole thing on hold for a bit. Wouldn’t it?
What to read after Power Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Cutler to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wanted to go to the Planning Department. Stephen might have difficulty with names, but he’d had no problems describing the woman who’d delayed their attempts to list the Lodge.
So she ought to tell someone what she was up to. Nigel – to whom she was officially reporting? Or Rod? With whom she was unofficially sleeping? Both? Both would be best. Separately? So in which order? Nigel first, as was usual? But what if he vetoed it? She could scarcely go over his head to Rod without it becoming an... issue.
And what about Rod and herself? A cleanish break now? A couple of nights of fun, no hard feelings? That would be best. He seemed to want a relationship, but certainly saw problems. She – well, she hadn’t realised how much she enjoyed having a warm body in the bed beside her. Or how much she’d missed sex.
Jesus, she wanted him now. Now.
Or did she want Robin?
No. Mustn’t even think about Robin.
Think some sense. It would be better to put the whole thing on hold for a bit. Wouldn’t it?
What to read after Power Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Cutler to read onlineMoreLess
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