Bridy's Work Collection Volume II
(2023)(A book in the Bridy's Collections series)
A collection of stories by Bridy McAvoy
Three complete standalone novels – The Glenmile’s New Barmaid, The Branch Manageress and Mallory’s Job Assessment. All the red hot action you desire for one unbelievable price.
The Glenmile’s New Barmaid
Working evenings and leaving her husband to look after their baby wasn’t what Elise wanted to do, but bar work was all she could get. The job at the Glenmile was great, her boss was great, but, with her car breaking down again, the money wasn’t. Finding out her predecessor earned rather more in tips was one thing; finding out how she did it was another. Elise wanted to be shocked when her boss suggested she followed the same path. A slippery slope into blatant exhibitionism hadn’t been on her horizon when she took the job. But, could she afford not to?
The Branch Manageress
Being a woman in a male-dominated workplace, and a lot younger than the other branch managers, Victoria was surprised by her promotion at the bookstore. Even more surprising was the attraction for her new boss, the area manager, Phillip.
But keeping their relationship professional during working hours wasn’t easy, especially when their off-duty time was so much fun. Dealing with company auditors, a case of fraud, and eager reps interested in more than just her management skills diverts her attention, while Phillip is distracted by his own responsibilities, their busy schedules keeping them apart. Is their office fling doomed to fizzle out as quickly as it started?
Mallory’s Job Assessment
Mallory’s promotion would be a huge plus for her and husband Gary, especially now, with his broken leg. There was, however, one problem—the assessment weekend. She’d been through one to land her current job, but that was before she’d met Gary. Now, her instinct was to turn down the promotion, and the assessment weekend of rank debauchery. Gary, though, seems intrigued, despite his immobilisation, when Mallory’s boss suggests that he can join her for the weekend.
Can Mallory ace the job assessment without crossing a line that will risk her marriage?
What happens when the stakes are raised?
The Glenmile’s New Barmaid
Working evenings and leaving her husband to look after their baby wasn’t what Elise wanted to do, but bar work was all she could get. The job at the Glenmile was great, her boss was great, but, with her car breaking down again, the money wasn’t. Finding out her predecessor earned rather more in tips was one thing; finding out how she did it was another. Elise wanted to be shocked when her boss suggested she followed the same path. A slippery slope into blatant exhibitionism hadn’t been on her horizon when she took the job. But, could she afford not to?
The Branch Manageress
Being a woman in a male-dominated workplace, and a lot younger than the other branch managers, Victoria was surprised by her promotion at the bookstore. Even more surprising was the attraction for her new boss, the area manager, Phillip.
But keeping their relationship professional during working hours wasn’t easy, especially when their off-duty time was so much fun. Dealing with company auditors, a case of fraud, and eager reps interested in more than just her management skills diverts her attention, while Phillip is distracted by his own responsibilities, their busy schedules keeping them apart. Is their office fling doomed to fizzle out as quickly as it started?
Mallory’s Job Assessment
Mallory’s promotion would be a huge plus for her and husband Gary, especially now, with his broken leg. There was, however, one problem—the assessment weekend. She’d been through one to land her current job, but that was before she’d met Gary. Now, her instinct was to turn down the promotion, and the assessment weekend of rank debauchery. Gary, though, seems intrigued, despite his immobilisation, when Mallory’s boss suggests that he can join her for the weekend.
Can Mallory ace the job assessment without crossing a line that will risk her marriage?
What happens when the stakes are raised?