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The professional is about to get very personal.

Clover Bennett’s motto is Good Things Happen to Those Who Hustle. After a string of toxic relationships, Clover decides to focus her energy on the one thing she can control, her career. When she lands a high-profile job as press secretary at the White House, Clover sees her years of hard work paying off.

The goal is to establish herself as a DC power player, with no room for distractions. Well, maybe just one … the handsome bachelor occupying the White House. President Theodore Elmsworth is charismatic, brilliant, and witty. Clover finds herself reluctantly drawn in by the intoxicating proximity to power his presence holds. The separation of work and play is forgotten when the president and Clover forge a friendship that flirts dangerously close to crossing the line.

Clover is determined to keep her relationship status as committed … to work. But President Elmsworth is interested in getting Clover to drop her color-coded-three-ring binder and let her hair and inhibitions down. Unfortunately, flirting with the boss could end with Clover’s luck running out, placing her carefully-curated career in jeopardy.