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Corporate Information Systems

This series delves into the intricate world of corporate management and information systems. It explores how technology shapes modern business, uncovering the challenges and opportunities that arise. Readers will gain insights into the strategic importance of data, software solutions, and digital transformation. It's essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the backbone of contemporary corporate life.

Goodness Had Nothing to Do With It
Come Up And See Me Sometime

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    Come Up And See Me Sometime

    • 316 pages
    • 12 hours of reading
    3.8(290)Add rating

    In a high-stakes game of love, attraction, and desire, two people playing for all the wrong reasons are about to discover how delicious it can be when plans go deliciously awry and love is all that matters.Like father, like daughter.That’s what businessman Alex Trahern thinks about Isabel Harrison. If the prestigious headhunter thinks she can steal his top employee, just like her father stole his dad’s ideas, she’s dead wrong. Alex is always a man with a plan, and his plan is to get revenge on John Harrison through his daughter. But there’s no contingency plan for the impact Isabel’s sparkling green eyes and honey brown hair have on the decidedly non-business side of his brain…If at first you don’t succeed, change the game.After some relationship flameouts, Isabel’s decided to leave love out of it and approach her search for a husband like finding a suitable job candidate. And according to her list of requirements, Alex Trahern certainly has potential. He’s sexy. (Check.) Forceful and fascinating. (Check, check.) Also arrogant, obnoxious, and way too hot for her own good. (Erase. Start over.) Now, if only she could find out what he’s really after…This book was originally published in print as Come Up and See Me Sometime, but has been freshly edited and several scenes originally cut have been re-included.

    Come Up And See Me Sometime
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