Pressure Point

He’s here to close a deal. She’s about to open a whole new set of negotiations.

Chance Beaumont is a politician with a trust fund, devastating smile, and a diplomatic skill set honed by fixing snowmobiles. When a corporate scandal threatens Canadian interests in Riyadh, he’s sent to “grease the wheels.” His plan? Apply a little good old-fashioned Canadian pressure.

Amira al-Saud is the formidable wife of a Saudi minister. Bored, brilliant, and buried in a gilded cage, she views the bumbling Canadian as a walking international incident. Until a frustrated metaphor she utters—“What this needs is a foreign pressure release valve”—is misinterpreted as a direct command.

Now, Chance is on a mission to provide “hands-on aid,” deploying his unique tools with earnest, devastating efficiency. And Amira? She’s decided if the universe is delivering this beautiful, stupid, generously-proportioned gift, she’d be rude not to unwrap him… and send the bill for damages to his government.

He thinks he’s brokering a peace treaty. He’s just become her scandalous, secret, and very well-paid gigolo.

This is a standalone, high-heat novella in the NOTCHES series, where international relations get very, very personal. Expect explicit, raunchy fun, a hefty dose of humor, and a himbo (political) hero who is blessedly good with his hands.