Powerful men come to Hera because they are tired of being the most important person in the room.

Behind the doors of The Labyrinth, Amanda offers them something money rarely buys: permission to surrender their status, their pride and, for a few carefully negotiated hours, their need to be obeyed. Hera is beautiful, expensive and notoriously selective, and she has never confused a man’s devotion to the Goddess with affection for the woman underneath.

Then Stephan Richter asks Amanda for six months.

The formidable CEO of a Chicago empire is precisely the kind of man Hera expects to grow bored of quickly: immaculate, arrogant and surrounded by people who have learned that agreeing with him is considerably easier than challenging him. Yet behind closed doors, Stephan has no interest in proving that he can control her. He likes her authority, enjoys provoking it, and seems entirely comfortable giving a powerful woman exactly what most men spend their lives trying to take away.

Their arrangement should have remained private, expensive and perfectly contained, until confidential documents begin leaving Stephan’s company and pieces of his hidden life surface where they could destroy everything he has built. When the trail begins leading back to The Labyrinth, Hera finds herself caught inside a corporate war where desire is easy to fake, loyalty has a price, and the one man with every reason to doubt her becomes the only one who doesn’t.

For years, men have paid to kneel at Hera’s feet. Stephan Richter may be the first who makes her wonder what it would feel like to have an equal standing beside her.

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