Falling in love with your boss is never a good idea. And if you’re a lesbian and she’s straight – that’s double trouble right there.When Kim and her very attractive, straight, and married boss Sonja find themselves having to share a hotel room at an out-of-town conference, one thing leads to another. But after one night of forbidden passion Sonja almost cruelly tells Kim they’re finished.Sonja’s emotional and physical distance is a torment to Kim. And aside from the obsessiveness of being in love, there are more questions: What is really going on in Sonja’s marriage? Is Sonja who Kim really thinks she is, after all? And – what are the chances that love will prevail?

In 1993 Ruth Gogoll wrote her first book, "Taxi to Paris," which has become the most bestselling lesbian erotic romance novel in Germany. In 1993, though, nobody would print it. So Ruth Gogoll founded her own publishing house, el!es, which has become famous for Lesbian Erotic Romance. Now this thrilling book is available in English.One woman – a temptress for hire. The other woman – an accidental customer. Can unrequited love be far behind? Or is a miracle possible? What do you do when the woman of your dreams makes her living as a seductress? Do you woo her or allow her to maintain a professional distance? Can these two worlds breach the distance or will they collide and love disintegrate?From the PublisherWhen I first read this book I couldn't believe my eyes. It was so completely original and engrossing that I read it and carried it with me everywhere I went. I had to finish it. Then I had to read it again. If you are looking for a book like nothing you've ever read before that will grab you and make you feel hot all over, this is the book you must have. About the AuthorRuth Gogoll hails from Wesseling, a small town in Germany. She made up poems and stories as a child. It was not until her computer specialist job took Ruth to Switzerland, however, that she began to write lesbian fiction in addition to software programs. Taxi to Paris was an instant bestseller in the German-speaking world. Ruth formed el!es publishing house to promote lesbian work, and other JHP authors are published in German under Ruth’s imprint. Ruth’s eleventh novel was recently released and she has four more in progress. Ruth resides in France with her girlfriend and two cats, where she writes and thinks about how to make the world a better place.