Bossy Brothers Box Set, page 1





Contents
Bossy Brothers: Jesse
DESCRIPTION
CHAPTER ONE - EMMA
CHAPTER TWO - JESSE
CHAPTER THREE - EMMA
CHAPTER FOUR - JESSE
CHAPTER FIVE - EMMA
CHAPTER SIX - JESSE
CHAPTER SEVEN - EMMA
CHAPTER EIGHT - JESSE
CHAPTER NINE - EMMA
CHAPTER TEN - JESSE
CHAPTER ELEVEN - EMMA
CHAPTER TWLEVE - JESSE
CHAPTER THIRTEEN - EMMA
CHAPTER FOURTEEN - JESSE
CHAPTER FIFTEEN - EMMA
CHAPTER SIXTEEN - JESSE
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN - EMMA
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN - JESSE
CHAPTER NINETEEN - EMMA
CHAPTER TWENTY - JESSE
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE - EMMA
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO - JESSE
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE - EMMA
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR - JESSE
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE - EMMA
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX - JESSE
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN - EMMA
CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT - JESSE
CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE - EMMA
CHAPTER THIRTY - JESSE
CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE - EMMA
CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO - JESSE
CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE - EMMA
CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR - JESSE
CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE - EMMA
CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX - JESSE
CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN - EMMA
EPILOGUE - JESSE
END OF BOOK SHIT
DESCRIPTION
CHAPTER ONE - JOEY
CHAPTER TWO - BROOKE
CHAPTER THREE - JOEY
CHAPTER FOUR - BROOKE
CHAPTER FIVE - JOEY
CHAPTER SIX - BROOKE
CHAPTER SEVEN - JOEY
CHAPTER EIGHT - BROOKE
CHAPTER NINE - JOEY
CHAPTER TEN - BROOKE
CHAPTER ELEVEN - JOEY
CHAPTER TWLEVE - BROOKE
CHAPTER THIRTEEN - JOEY
CHAPTER FOURTEEN - BROOKE
CHAPTER FIFTEEN - JOEY
CHAPTER SIXTEEN - BROOKE
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN - JOEY
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN - BROOKE
CHAPTER NINETEEN - JOEY
CHAPTER TWENTY - BROOKE
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE - JOEY
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO - BROOKE
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE - JOEY
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR - BROOKE
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE - JOEY
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX - BROOKE
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN - JOEY
CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT - BROOKE
CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE - JOEY
CHAPTER THIRTY - BROOKE
CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE - JOEY
CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO - BROOKE
CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE - JOEY
CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR - BROOKE
CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE - JOEY
CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX - BROOKE
CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN - JOEY
CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT - BROOKE
CHAPTER THIRTY-NINE - JOEY
CHAPTER FORTY - BROOKE
EPILOGUE - JOEY
END OF BOOK SHIT
Side Note!
DESCRIPTION
Chapter One - YVETTE
Chapter Two - AJ
Chapter Three - LOGAN
Chapter Four - YVETTE
Chapter Five - AJ
Chapter Six - LOGAN
Chapter Seven - AJ
Chapter Eight - YVETTE
Chapter Nine - LOGAN
Chapter Ten - AJ
Chapter Eleven - YVETTE
Chapter Twelve - LOGAN
Chapter Thirteen - AJ
Chapter Fourteen - YVETTE
Chapter Fifteen - LOGAN
Chapter Sixteen - AJ
Chapter Seventeen - YVETTE
Chapter Eighteen - LOGAN
Chapter Nineteen - AJ
Chapter Twenty - YVETTE
Chapter Twenty-One - LOGAN
Chapter Twenty-Two - AJ
Chapter Twenty-Three - YVETTE
Chapter Twenty-Four - LOGAN
Chapter Twenty-Five - AJ
Chapter Twenty-Six - YVETTE
Chapter Twenty-Seven - LOGAN
Chapter Twenty-Eight - AJ
Chapter Twenty-Nine - YVETTE
Chapter Thirty - LOGAN
Chapter Thirty-One - AJ
Chapter Thirty-Two - LOGAN
Chapter Thirty-Three - YVETTE
Chapter Thirty-Four - LOGAN
Chapter Thirty-Five - AJ
Chapter Thirty-Six - YVETTE
Chapter Thirty-Seven - AJ
Chapter Thirty-Eight - LOGAN
Chapter Thirty-Nine - YVETTE
Chapter Forty - AJ
Chapter Forty-One - YVETTE
Chapter Forty-Two - AJ
EPILOGUE - LOGAN
END OF BOOK SHIT
DESCRIPTION
CHAPTER ONE - JOHNNY
CHAPTER TWO - MEGAN
CHAPTER THREE - JOHNNY
CHAPTER FOUR - MEGAN
CHAPTER FIVE - JOHNNY
CHAPTER SIX - MEGAN
CHAPTER SEVEN - JOHNNY
CHAPTER EIGHT - MEGAN
CHAPTER NINE - JOHNNY
CHAPTER TEN - MEGAN
CHAPTER ELEVEN - JOHNNY
CHAPTER TWLEVE - MEGAN
CHAPTER THIRTEEN - JOHNNY
CHAPTER FOURTEEN - MEGAN
CHAPTER FIFTEEN - JOHNNY
CHAPTER SIXTEEN - MEGAN
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN - JOHNNY
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN - MEGAN
CHAPTER NINETEEN - JOHNNY
CHAPTER TWENTY - MEGAN
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE - JOHNNY
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO - MEGAN
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE - JOHNNY
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR - MEGAN
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE - JOHNNY
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX - MEGAN
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN - JOHNNY
CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT - MEGAN
CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE - JOHNNY
CHAPTER THIRTY - MEGAN
EPILOGUE - JOHNNY
END OF BOOK SHIT
DESCRIPTION
CHAPTER ONE - JESSE
CHAPTER TWO - EMMA
CHAPTER THREE - JESSE
CHAPTER FOUR - EMMA
CHAPTER FIVE - JESSE
CHAPTER SIX - EMMA
CHAPTER SEVEN - JESSE
CHAPTER EIGHT - EMMA
CHAPTER NINE - JESSE
CHAPTER TEN - EMMA
CHAPTER ELEVEN - JESSE
CHAPTER TWLEVE - EMMA
CHAPTER THIRTEEN - JESSE
CHAPTER FOURTEEN - EMMA
CHAPTER FIFTEEN - JESSE
CHAPTER SIXTEEN - EMMA
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN - JESSE
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN - EMMA
CHAPTER NINETEEN - JESSE
CHAPTER TWENTY - EMMA
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE - JESSE
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO - EMMA
EPILOGUE - JESSE
END OF BOOK SHIT
DESCRIPTION
CHAPTER ONE - ALONZO
CHAPTER TWO - TARA
CHAPTER THREE - ALONZO
CHAPTER FOUR - TARA
CHAPTER FIVE - ALONZO
CHAPTER SIX - TARA
CHAPTER SEVEN - ALONZO
CHAPTER EIGHT - TARA
CHAPTER NINE - ALONZO
CHAPTER TEN - TARA
CHAPTER ELEVEN - ALONZO
CHAPTER TWLEVE - TARA
CHAPTER THIRTEEN - ALONZO
CHAPTER FOURTEEN - TARA
CHAPTER FIFTEEN - ALONZO
CHAPTER SIXTEEN - TARA
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN - ALONZO
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN - TARA
CHAPTER NINETEEN - ALONZO
CHAPTER TWENTY - TARA
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE - ALONZO
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO - TARA
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE - ALONZO
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR - TARA
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE - ALONZO
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX - TARA
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN - ALONZO
CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT - TARA
CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE - ALONZO
CHAPTER THIRTY - TARA
EPILOGUE - ALONZO
END OF BOOK SHIT
DESCRIPTION
CHAPTER ONE - TONY
CHAPTER TWO - BELINDA
CHAPTER THREE - TONY
CHAPTER FOUR - BELINDA
CHAPTER FIVE - TONY
CHAPTER SIX - BELINDA
CHAPTER SEVEN - TONY
CHAPTER EIGHT - BELINDA
CHAPTER NINE - TONY
CHAPTER TEN - BELINDA
CHAPTER ELEVEN - TONY
CHAPTER TWLEVE - BELINDA
CHAPTER THIRTEEN - TONY
CHAPTER FOURTEEN - BELINDA
CHAPTER FIFTEEN - TONY
CHAPTER SIXTEEN - BELINDA
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN - TONY
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN - BELINDA
CHAPTER NINETEEN - TONY
CHAPTER TWENTY - BELINDA
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE - TONY
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO - BELINDA
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE - TONY
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR - BELINDA
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE - TONY
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX - BELINDA
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN - TONY
EPILOGUE 1 - TONY
EPILOGUE 2 - BELINDA
DESCRIPTION
CHAPTER ONE - LUKE
CHAPTER TWO - ZACH
CHAPTER THREE - POSIE
CHAPTER FOUR - LUKE
CHAPTER FIVE - ZACH
CHAPTER SIX - POSIE
CHAPTER SEVEN - LUKE
CHAPTER EIGHT - ZACH
CHAPTER NINE - POSIE
CHAPTER TEN - LUKE
CHAPTER ELEVEN - ZACH
CHAPTER TWLEVE - POSIE
CHAPTER THIRTEEN - LUKE
CHAPTER FOURTEEN - ZACH
CHAPTER FIFTEEN - POSIE
CHAPTER SIXTEEN - LUKE
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN - ZACH
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN - POSIE
CHAPTER NINETEEN - LUKE
CHAPTER TWENTY - ZACH
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE - POSIE
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO - LUKE
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE - ZACH
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR - POSIE
END OF BOOK SHIT
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
BOSSY BROTHERS BOOK ONE
Copyright © 2019 by JA Huss
All rights reserved.
ISBN-978-1-950232-06-2
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.
DESCRIPTION
Thirteen years before Emma Dumas bought me in a bachelor auction to teach me a lesson she stole my heart down on Key West. I fell so hard for this girl I made all the promises. Only with Emma, I really meant them.
And then I disappeared.
But it wasn’t my fault. Let’s just call my reason “Family Business”. I’d tell you what that business is, but then I’d have to kill you. Just kidding. I can’t tell you what my family business is because it’s so secret, even I don’t know.
My point is… I didn’t ghost. It was a weird twist of circumstances. And OK, yes. I did hook up with pretty much every girl on the island that week. But after I met Emma, I was ruined. She was the only one I wanted.
It’s been thirteen years. I’m a changed man.
I STILL want her. I have ALWAYS wanted her.
But it’s kind of hard to tell her that with a gag in my mouth and a hood over my head.
Bossy Brothers: Jesse features a bachelor auction gone wrong, four smart ladies who botch a crazy revenge kidnapping, a power dream date with fast cars, private jets, and expensive yachts, lots of ex-sex, and a happily ever after that proves… sometimes the best man for the job is a woman.
CHAPTER ONE - EMMA
“Did you ever meet that guy? You know. Like… the one? And suddenly your ordinary life is so much more exciting, sunrises are ten times brighter, random daily sounds become a harmony, and all those revolting smells you hate about the city suddenly turn sweet? Yeah. No. Me either.”
The audience laughs and I pause to let them.
“I’m still waiting for that fucking prince to show up, people!”
They laugh again.
I hold up a finger to tell them I’m not quite done yet and let them settle down. “But listen.” I pause here for dramatic effect. “You don’t need a prince to save you. You just need to find yourself and your people. That is how you find success.”
They don’t believe me. They never do at this point. I mean, I get it. You don’t turn to independent cosmetic sales because you have a ton of options. Most of these ladies—and a few men—are here because something bad happened in their life. Maybe a divorce or a break-up. Maybe someone died. Maybe they have always struggled. Have always taken all the hits and never caught a break before.
Doesn’t matter. They’re here now and the only thing they all have in common is hope.
One last spark of hope that they can turn it around. That this shit life they were born into doesn’t have to be that way. And OK. I’ll admit that independent cosmetic sales isn’t most people’s definition of success, but when you’re in that headspace, when you’re in that downward spiral and your options are so limited you cry yourself to sleep at night praying for some magic opportunity to come along and then we show up?
It’s powerful.
This group right here have already been through all that struggle and strife. They’re already successful. They did it. They made it.
And today it’s my job to inspire them by allowing them to inspire me.
“Let me tell you a little story,” I say. “One day, after a very bad one-night stand gone wrong, I met these…” I turn to look at my three best friends standing on my right. “These brave, smart, beautiful, sexy women. We were all sharing the same walk of shame.” I hold up another hand. “Not together,” I say, letting the audience laugh again. “But with the same man. In the same week.”
Gasps from our astonished audience. Some scowls too. But scowls aren’t for us. They’re not judging us, they’re judging him.
“That’s right. He was dating all four of us at the same time. Granted, it was spring break on Key West and we were young and we all wanted to find our prince. And right before these three left to go home, somehow we all ended up in a bar commiserating about all the bad decisions we made that week. Including the name of this particular—very popular—man. And do you know what happened to us that night?”
I scan the crowd of newbies. Mila, Hannah, Natalie, and I have done this speech hundreds of times now and it never loses its effect on our recruits. Ever.
“We bonded over this,” I say. “We didn’t tear each other down, we built each other up!”
The recruits applaud.
“And two years later we launched our first cosmetics line. And two years after that, we had twenty lines, three hundred and fifty employees, and one of the tallest buildings in the city.”
More applause.
“We stuck together, friends! That’s what we did. We became a team. And thirteen years later we are here, in this auditorium, asking you to join us. To be a member of our team and climb your own private corporate ladder of success!”
Wild cheers. Total enthusiastic commitment.
I go on like that for another thirty seconds, then hand things over to Mila, CEO of our little venture. Mila is all boss, all the time. She excels at things like social media, and newsletters, and webinars. Actually, she does a little of everything and she’s very good at it. Mila is the smallest of us. Just five foot two. Slim, not too shapely, but her cuteness makes up for it. Long dark hair always pulled up in a tight bun, and big, bright eyes. She has two kids—seven and ten—the perfect husband, and scares the shit out of men twice her size when she gets riled up.
She talks about marketing stuff and then hands things over to Hannah, our chemist and chief research officer.
Hannah is almost the exact opposite of Mila. Super tall. Like over six foot. Thin and willowy, Hannah was our face model in the early days. We put her up on billboards and ran infomercials using her as our canvas. But she’s super nerdy. Obviously, since she came to this presentation wearing a white lab coat. She’s in a long-term relationship with a similar nerdy chemist for a pharmaceutical company on floors five through eight.
And when Hannah’s done talking about our proprietary molecular formulas, she hands things off to Natalie.
Natalie is pretty average in every way except for her personality, which is always bubbly and optimistic. Brown-haired, brown-eyed, and about five foot seven, she’s our chief operating officer and networking expert. She’s the one who talked banks into giving us loans and got us the contract for the first building we worked out of. When we bought this building, she negotiated the price down almost ten million dollars. When it comes to making deals you really want Natalie on your side. She’s happily dating four or five men at any one time.
After that Natalie introduces the rest of the sales team bosses and congratulates the room of new recruits for making it to corporate. Every one of them is already a success, but they are here because they are the best of the best. They are in the city because they made a choice to change their lives and leave Kansas, or Idaho, or Alabama or wherever the hell they came from and take a chance on a brand-new future here with us.
We are Bright Berry Beach Cosmetics.
That’s how Mila, Hannah, Natalie and I met that night in the bar. Oh, the asshole dude was real. But he wasn’t really the reason we became friends, he was just our common enemy over drinks.
It was lipstick that brought us together. We were all wearing the same shade of pink. Bright Berry Beach.
I mean, yeah. It’s a lot more complicated than that, but basically… that’s really how it started.
Last week we made Ms. Entrepreneur magazine’s Richest Women in the World list for the seventh year in a row.
We have almost a hundred and twenty cosmetic lines now. We own this whole building and use every single inch of space on the top twenty floors. We employ ten thousand people globally and more than two thousand here at corporate.