Healing the Boss's Heart
The Lord is good, a refuge in times of trouble. He cares for those who trust in Him."
—Nahum 1:7
July 10, 3:54 p.m.
U nbelievable," Gregory Garrison muttered under his breath, his mood mirroring the prairie storm that was developing outside his Main Street office.
If there had been an award for Grumpiest Boss of the Month, Maya Logan would have known exactly who to nominate. Accepting the position as Mr. Garrison's executive assistant had been a step up in her secretarial career but she was beginning to question her decision to start working for his investment firm, no matter how wonderful the wages. The man was obsessive. And when things didn't go exactly as he'd envisioned, he could be a real bear. Like now.
Turning away to hide her amusement, she busied herself at her desk while her employer paced and continued to mumble to himself.
Tall and broad-shouldered, with hazel eyes and chestnut-brown hair, Gregory Garrison was not only good-looking, as many single women in High Plains had noticed since his recent return, he had the kind of forceful personality that competitors and allies alike admired. It was that same unbending, al ... read full excerpt from: Healing the Boss's Heart ebook
