Novels by Rina Hope

The moment Victoria stepped inside her apartment, she dropped her handbag beside the couch and sank into the cushions. Her feet throbbed from the long day, and she stared at the ceiling for a few seconds before finding the energy to move again.Luckily, finding an apartment had been easier than she expected. After receiving her promotion on Friday, she immediately searched online and found an affordable place in the city.Her parents had suggested she stay in a hotel since the company offered to cover her living expenses until she settled in, but Victoria had refused. She saw it as unnecessary waste of money. Victoria slipped off her shoes and glanced around her new apartment. Boxes were still scattered everywhere, and her dress from the previous night lay on the floor, dragging painful memories of the night back to her.She quickly shoved them aside, refusing to dwell on what she had lost.After changing into a comfortable top and shorts, she spent the next hour unpacking and organ

Meanwhile, inside the elevator, Victoria silently prayed that there wouldn't be a termination letter waiting for her on her desk.That was the only thought that had occupied her mind since she left Ray's bedroom that morning.How was she supposed to explain to her parents that she had followed her best friend's advice to celebrate her promotion at a club, only to end up losing her job on her very first day because she overslept?She could already picture the disappointment written across their faces.Her fingers tightened around her handbag strap as the elevator doors opened. For a second, she considered pretending she had forgotten something downstairs.She still hadn't come up with a believable excuse, something that would at least make them forgive her mistake.Her mind scrambled for ideas as she stepped out, turned left as the receptionist had instructed, and made her way down the hallway.“Miss Conrad?” Maurice called out, instantly making every excuse she had just been thinking o

Raymond Wright sat behind his desk, his attention fixed on the file in front of him. At twenty-eight, he had already built Hathut Corporation into one of the city's most successful companies yet his face remained a mystery to the public.Unlike other CEOs who chased magazine covers and interviews, Raymond avoided cameras completely. Even most of his employees had never met him. He would reach his office through his private stairs and elevators on the few days that he visited the office since he never had to think about the wellbeing of the business as his closest friend, Maurice, took care of everything for him.So while Raymond was the mind behind the empire, Maurice was the face the world knew.The door opened and Ray raised his head as Maurice, his right-hand man walked in, "I was just informed you canceled the meeting that was meant to hold this morning with the directors? " He asked as he walked in and took the seat opposite Ray.“Yeah, I did”.“Why? You're not the kind of person

Before he knew it, Victoria closed the distance between them and locked her lips on his, catching him completely off guard. He wanted to pull away, to fight whatever was rushing through him, but he couldn’t.Victoria closed her eyes as crazy sensations passed through her body. His hands were on her boobs one second, then her back, then gripping her ass hard. He carried her inside while their mouths stayed locked, both of them panting for air. She separated from him only to bite and lick his neck, and make him moan in response.She could feel herself being lowered on the bed and he was pulling her gown off. She was not wearing a bra and her boobs bounced free. Her nipples were already stiff. Ray could not contain himself anymore."Ahhh" she moaned when his tongue touched her nipples. No man had ever touched her like this. Teasing the left nipple with his fingers, while sucking and biting the right nipple, he made her moan louder at pleasure she was receiving from it.He stopped abrupt

For the first time in eight years, Victoria stepped into a nightclub. A club was the last place anyone would have expected her to be. Maybe that was exactly the reason she had chosen to go there. For eight years, she had stayed away from nightclubs because of one person. This one person had left a wound in her heart so deep that she had spent years avoiding anything that reminded her of him. But tonight, she had chosen to break the rule.The music was very loud, but she did not mind it.She had just arrived in Norwich that afternoon because she had been promoted and transferred to her company's headquarters. She glanced toward the exit for the third time in ten minutes,wondering whether she had made the right decision.“Hey, pretty! First time here?”The voice from behind the bar pulled her from her thoughts.Victoria turned to find a plump, middle-aged bartender polishing a glass while giving her an amused smile.She returned the smile awkwardly. “Is it really that obvious?”“A bit,