The No Texting Policy - Nicki Bell

Can a jilted bride find a second chance with her brother's best friend?

KAYLEIGH
I should be sunbathing in Mauritius. Instead, I'm at a beige desk in a beige Glasgow office, trying to pay off debt for a wedding that never happened.
My attractive new boss keeps warning me about texting at my desk, but I don't take him seriously. My little brother's best friend has always been a stickler for following the rules, but he helped ruin my wedding day. He owes me.
Then he gives me an ultimatum: move into his office and do my work phone-free or be fired. Now it's not texting that's distracting me. It's him.

JORDAN
I've always been Kayleigh's biggest fan. But she's never been mine, and the fact I had to deliver a devastating message on her wedding day didn't help matters.
Giving her a job was meant to appease my conscience and get her to notice me. Except she spends all day texting.
My boss has made it clear I'm responsible for her mistakes, so I have no choice but to keep her close.
I need to remind myself this is just a favour.
Only the longer it goes on, the more I realise my heart didn't get the memo.

The No-Texting Policy is a laugh-out-loud, closed-door romantic comedy. Expect some suggestive banter alongside sizzling tension you could cut with a knife – all without the explicit scenes.