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Screwing up on her first day of a one-day job is the last thing Jessika Fevrier wanted to do. Worse yet, she's managed to infuriate Asher Landseer, the young, handsome, reclusive and eccentric billionaire CEO of Landseer Enterprises. His idea of work performance punishment is unorthodox to say the least, but Jessika finds herself intrigued by this singularly unaffected man nonetheless. She was only supposed to clean Asher's office, but before she leaves for the day he has another job he'd like to offer her.

When Jessika Fevrier gets a well-paying temp job cleaning one man's office, she's elated. Little does she know, it's the office of young, eccentric, and reclusive billionaire Asher Landseer. When he returns early from a meeting and catches her shirking her responsibilities by browsing through his personal bookcase, she panics. The next thing she knows, she's destroyed one of his favorite books, and there's no time for explanations. What does he mean when he says she deserves punishment, and why is he pulling her into his private conference room?

Hidden in the woods sits a mansion. Rumors say it's commanded by a beast-cursed man who crossed a witch nearly a century ago. Danya has no time for rumors and fantasies, though. Abandoned by her mother at an early age, now trapped by her father's constant debt, she struggles just to care for her family. She's shamed herself, sold her body, all to make some coin and ward the debtors away for a little while longer.

When Jessika overhears a conversation between Solomon Royce and Beatrice Landseer - one in which the public relations director and Asher's wife discuss adultery and plans for corporate sabotage - she panics. She was - not - supposed to hear that, but now that she has what is she supposed to do? If she tells Asher his wife is planning to ruin him, will he believe her? Will Beatrice continue to deceive him and accuse Jessika of lying? What if she heard wrong? Is it better to do nothing and act like it never happened, or to try and figure out what they're up to and potentially make a fool of herself in the process?

As night falls upon the hidden mansion in the woods, Danya realizes her folly in coming here. Everett, the man cursed by a witch, with heightened senses like a beast and fur covering the entirety of his otherwise human body, has used her. To what purpose, though? Is she really just a willing body to him, some person to release his passion into and then leave laying on his dining hall floor to nap before repeating the same all over again?

Ever since her regrettable night of dull, drunken sex with Michael, Danya's had the feeling that someone's watching her. When the beast-cursed man she glimpsed in the woods shows up in her room, sniffing her panties, she knows it, and panics. Except why does she want him? He continues to follow her and she tries to fight her urges, but every time she thinks of him she becomes incredibly hot and aroused. Sex with regular men starts to become boring, unacceptable.

The King wants Miri to start thinking about how she'll eventually need to rule the Kingdom. Unfortunately the only thing on her mind is her new troll servant, Thump, and his large endowments. The things he did to her last time - the things he could do to her again! - the temptation becomes too much. Finding an excuse to shirk her royal duties, Miri secretly heads to her room with one thought in mind: Just how excited can she make Thump get?

Hunted and claimed, taken and used, now bound by fate, Danya is forced to discover the truth about the Beast and his curse. Does she exist for his pleasure, some plaything for a monster, or is there more? Is there love beyond Everett's beast-cursed and gruff exterior?

Caught up in the allure of the witch-cursed Beast, neither Danya nor Alena realize the peril they're in...After Danya catches the Beast with Alena, both of them naked on the grassy mansion grounds, she silently promises to punish his infidelity. Except, when push comes to shove, does she have the willpower to resist his primal charms? There are more forces at work here than any of them know. From afar, the witch, Beatrix watches them. Taking especial interest in Alena, the witch plots something sinister.

When Jessika first met billionaire Asher Landseer, CEO of Landseer Enterprises, she never anticipated becoming wrapped up in a scheme of corporate deception and cutthroat business practice. She also never expected romance or to fall in love, especially with Asher himself. But, everything that's happened, is it real? She has no time for doubts, no chance to second guess her decisions; at least not now. With Beatrice Landseer and Solomon Royce's plans revealed, the only thing left for Jessika and Asher to do is stop them.

This is the third audiobook in the Billionaire's Ultimatum series. Was this all a mistake? What did she agree to? When billionaire CEO Asher Landseer confides in Jessika that he enjoys photography, she becomes curious. When he adds that he prefers pictures of a more intimate sort, she's surprised. And, when he offers her a compromise, a way to prolong their time together on this lovely afternoon, she's all ears. He'll give her his undivided attention if she agrees to model for him.

After the young billionaire, Asher Landseer, asks Jessika for a potentially life-changing favor, she's confused as to what to do. Before they last parted ways, he told her to think about it overnight. Unfortunately, the only thing she can think about is him. Was what they shared in his office just a game to him? Or did she somehow bring out the dominant, aggressive nature in the man in charge of Landseer Enterprises? His passion, his vigor, they intrigue her, and yet there's one thing she knows she can't forget.

By all accounts, Princess Miri is a bitch. So it comes as quite a surprise when Fleur Millicent gives her something on her birthday. The troll Fleur sends - a tall, humanoid creature thing - is wonderful, though! He listens to Miri's every command, does as she asks, and annoys the castlefolk. Except Thump the troll is growing dull. Until one day Miri unwittingly finds a new use for him.... What starts out as teasing her troll servant ends with a bang, literally, and her bed broken into pieces on the floor. Except that's not enough to stop him....

When Elise Tanner finds herself trapped with Lucent Storme in a library during a record - breaking blizzard, she panics. How did he get here? He doesn't know her, but she knows him. Lucent is the newly appointed Director of Public Relations for Landseer Enterprises and an influential business magnate; who wouldn't know him? Elise knows him and she hates him. He seems false, fake, too self-important by far, and excessively demanding.

Hunted? No. Danya and Alena have already been claimed. When Alena secretly follows Danya into the woods, she suspects something wicked. She never expected the Beast of legends, a reclusive, witch-cursed man, to steal her sister away into his hidden mansion, though.

His forbidden desires confirmed, Elise realizes Lucent Storme is…not dangerous, yet she finds herself beguiled by him nonetheless, allured by his sordid sophistication. Hiding, shamed by her abrupt streak of wanton whimsy, Elise knows she can't face Lucent again. Except how will she accomplish that? They're stuck in a library, snow-confined. This fantasy of hers, isolation with an enthralling business magnate, isn't what she anticipated. Lucent finds her. Of course he does; they're trapped, alone. And he's…worried? He apologizes. Profusely. Is this really Lucent Storme, dominant Director of Public Relations for Landseer Enterprises; singular desires, dark needs?

After Solomon Royce's untoward advances and Beatrice Landseer's initial harassment, nothing can get worse for Jessika, right? Unfortunately, no, it's not that simple. When Beatrice berates Jessika's life, personality, and family, Jessika realizes this was a mistake. Agreeing to help billionaire CEO Asher Landseer with his hopes and dreams will only end in grief. But, still, is it possible to stop now? Jessika knows it is, knows she should, but whenever Asher smiles - at her and only her - she becomes resolute.

Elise is living a fantasy. This entire weekend has been surreal. Unfortunately dreams and fantasies inevitably end. With the winter blizzard nearing completion, she knows the real world holds a bitter reawakening for her soon enough.

After secretly filling out Lucent Storme's Master/slave contract of consensual ownership, Elise resolves to give it to him. She's thought about it overnight and they've had a good connection. It makes sense. It's probably a terrible idea. With Lucent irrationally irritated about the contract, refusing to accept her acceptance, perhaps they should go their separate ways. Except they're trapped in the library. And now the power's out. He's mad. He's not mad. He's mad and not mad and Elise can't keep up. Is this it?

Taking matters into her own hands, Jessika concocts a plan to reveal the true nature of Beatrice Landseer and Solomon Royce's scheme against Asher. Unfortunately the planning stage is always easier than the actual action. Can she pull through and figure this out? If she does, will Asher despise her afterwards? What she's about to do could very well change his entire life, and not entirely for the better. How will Asher take the news that his distant wife and previously trusted public relations director are planning to destroy everything he holds dear?