Lawyer to the Doms, Series by Christina Thacher

Sara leads a double life: CFO by day, sexual submissive at night. When her Master dies suddenly, Sara discovers his will leaves her to his nephew, as though she's a valuable piece of furniture. She's ready to move into a hotel when she gets her first sight of the new owner, gorgeous six-foot-five Cal. Sara has a sudden desire to kneel at his feet. Only problem, he's not a Dom. Cal, a gifted but impoverished composer, barely knew his uncle. So it's a shock to inherit Bruno's fortune .. moreSara leads a double life: CFO by day, sexual submissive at night. When her Master dies suddenly, Sara discovers his will leaves her to his nephew, as though she's a valuable piece of furniture. She's ready to move into a hotel when she gets her first sight of the new owner, gorgeous six-foot-five Cal. Sara has a sudden desire to kneel at his feet. Only problem, he's not a Dom. Cal, a gifted but impoverished composer, barely knew his uncle. So it's a shock to inherit Bruno's fortune ... and his sexual submissive. Under the terms of the will, they'll have to live as roommates before Cal can deed the house to her. Smart, lovely and graceful, Sara drives Cal crazy with desire. Only problem, he's not a Dom. Cal is used to directing an orchestra to create the performance he wants, but he has to visit The Club to understand why his uncle left him The Bequest. less

Sexy redhead seeks the perfect Dom ... Isabelle Peters spots the Dom she wants -- darkly handsome Sebastian D'Alessandro. Seems he's also the impossible-to-please Dom, and the most-likely-to-find-fault Dom. Doesn't matter to Isabelle. She'll show him she's the perfect sub. Sebastian wants nothing to do with Isabelle. She lacks the proper respect. But he agrees to do a scene with her. If she's as good as she says, she "wins" a weekend at his place... moreSexy redhead seeks the perfect Dom ... Isabelle Peters spots the Dom she wants -- darkly handsome Sebastian D'Alessandro. Seems he's also the impossible-to-please Dom, and the most-likely-to-find-fault Dom. Doesn't matter to Isabelle. She'll show him she's the perfect sub. Sebastian wants nothing to do with Isabelle. She lacks the proper respect. But he agrees to do a scene with her. If she's as good as she says, she "wins" a weekend at his place. If she fails -- as he knows she will -- he never has to touch her again. Can two such different people work out a D/s relationship ... or even love? That's what the negotiation is for ... less