On Her Knees: A CEO's Private Collection

When Sophie walks into Vivian Almeida's corner office on her first day as executive assistant, she expects the pressure of working for Manhattan's most demanding CEO. She does not expect the way Vivian's gaze lingers. The way her voice drops when the rest of the floor has gone home. The way one simple command - "Stay" - rearranges everything Sophie thought she knew about herself. Vivian is forty-one, self-made, and in complete control of an empire built on luxury real estate.
She has had submissives before. None lasted. Sophie is twenty-four, anxious, and has spent her life performing composure so perfectly that no one has ever seen what lives beneath it. From the moment Sophie kneels to pick up a dropped file, Vivian sees it - the hunger. The need to stop choosing and simply obey. What begins as late nights at the office becomes something neither of them can contain. Vivian doesn't offer flowers or romance.
She offers structure. She offers rules. She offers the collar that Sophie finds herself wearing under her blouse during board meetings, the leash that waits by the door of the Tribeca penthouse, the commands that turn Sophie's carefully managed life into something raw and real. But the deeper Sophie falls, the clearer it becomes that Vivian isn't just training a submissive. She's falling for the woman who wears her collar.
And for the first time, the woman who has always collected beautiful things is terrified of losing the one she can't replace. Raw, unflinching, and relentlessly intimate, this lesbian boss-employee tale explores the dangerous territory where power becomes pleasure and surrender becomes home.