Public Access: An Enemies-to-Lovers Workplace Romance

De: Millie Lake

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Power isn't measured in height or physical strength. Real power comes from the widening of pupils when you enter a room.

Meg Harris wields her calculated sexuality like both shield and weapon, transforming Metropolitan Library's stuffy exhibitions into cultural sensations. When she acquires explicit medieval manuscripts for her most provocative exhibition yet, she doesn't expect Landon Reid—aristocratic heir demanding his family's private legacy be returned.

"I strut into Metropolitan Library, my red-bottomed heels announcing my arrival before I do. My fitted pencil skirt and silk blouse showcase curves I've never been shy about flaunting."

Their professional battle ignites something explosive. Between library shelves and executive offices, hostility transforms into a dangerous attraction neither can resist.

For Meg, their arrangement should be simple—convenient physical release with clear boundaries. But as they collaborate to curate centuries of documented desire, Landon sees past her carefully constructed façades, challenging not just her control of the exhibition, but the walls she's built around herself.

"You fight me professionally because you want me to overpower you personally," he suggests, voice low against my ear.

When six-hundred-year-old family secrets emerge that change everything, they must decide what truly matters—preserving the past or risking vulnerability for a different kind of legacy altogether.

"No one has ever been in this room with me," he confesses afterward, voice vulnerable in the darkness. "No one has touched me in this bed."