She took the job to jumpstart her career—not fall for her grumpy, emotionally constipated boss.
Morgan Thompson’s first day at Empire Press isn’t glamorous, but it’s a start. Working as an assistant to the company’s youngest executive editor is her long-awaited foot in the door. If she keeps her head down and her ambition quiet, maybe she’ll finally earn the career she’s been chasing.
Everett Montgomery is sharp, composed, and completely unreadable. A man who edits with precision and lives like he’s afraid of margins. But Morgan challenges him in ways he didn’t expect—on the page, in the office, and everywhere in between.
When late nights, lingering looks, and a shared love of classic literature collide, the lines between personal and professional begin to blur. And after the story starts to shift, they’ll both have to decide what matters protecting their reputations, or finally telling the truth. To the world, and to each other.
Told in dual POV, In Other Words is a slow-burn, emotionally charged office romance about ambition, accountability, and the kind of love that doesn’t beg to be chosen, but demands to be rewritten.