A Beauty Entrepreneur's Guide to Starting a Beauty Business, Running a Beauty Business and growing into your OWN Beauty Boss! With many beauty books out there, there really isn't enough that teaches how to run an actual beauty business. As a beauty entrepreneur there is so much more to know than styling hair and applying makeup. However the skill of the trade is important, however making money and running a legitimate business is just as important. The Beauty Boss Book will not teach you how to apply makeup or style hair, this book will teach you how to run a business from the start and more importantly how to make money. Follow me through my journey step by step in the Beauty Boss Book. I talk about things that nobody else talked to me about and I am thrilled to share my experiences with you through this forum in hopes that it will help you start your own beauty career because being a beauty professional IS A CAREER and can be a lucrative one too!

I'm working for a man I can't stand. Actually, Luke Thorpe is more like a machine. His irresistible body appears to be made of steel. And he's invincible. Luke's work ethic has made him a powerful billionaire. But he's also... uptight and mean. Everyone I know is scared of him. Everyone except for me. I step back when I find myself falling for him. After going through a terrible ordeal, he's the last person I should be with. I need stability... a commitment. His eyes say that he wants me. And I'm tempted to believe them. Am I about to make the biggest mistake of my life?

Ellis Renois is at the top of the fashion world and has built the Renois Company into a success that dominates the runways of the world. Ellis loves creating clothes, and she loves the beautiful women who wear them. While Ellis deals with design, she leaves the business aspect to others. It’s a mistake that could cost her more than just her life’s work. Charlotte Hamner has worked her way through school and is ready to make a better life for herself and her daughter Sawyer. She’s far from the teenaged mother who worked a string of dead-end jobs to fulfill her dreams, so she’s not about to fall victim to Ellis’s easy charm. A summer job presents Charlotte with the chance to learn from Ellis, but it might also land her the position of head designer for Renois. But her promotion will come only through betrayal and perhaps at the cost of her heart.

The ninth work in the New York Times and #1 internationally bestselling series that started with Beautiful Bastard. In this e-novella, Will Sumner and Hanna Bergstrom (from Beautiful Player) find that a wedding and everlasting love were just the beginning. One Player tamed. One nerd girl satisfied. And one more major life decision to make. When Will fell for Hanna, her quirky sense of humor and fierce dedication to her career were part of the attraction. (Not to mention her coy newbie attitude toward sex and her willingness to let him teach her everything.) But when the job offers start rolling in for her—and oh, they do—Hanna has trouble deciding what she wants, where they should live, and how much she should burden Will with the decision. Magic between the sheets is only one part of a relationship...getting on the same page is quite another altogether.

Researcher Maggie Donovan has no luck with men, and it doesn't help that she can't keep her eyes off of her sexy boss – the one everyone else in the office calls The Beast. Relationships in the office are forbidden. So no one is more surprised than Maggie when she pretends to be his fiancée to save him during a difficult situation. Not only has she put her job on the line, but the future of the company. Billionaire Benjamin Gale III doesn’t believe in love or romance, but the look on his mother’s face when Maggie tells her that she’s his fiancée is worth millions. Instead of firing her for her insubordination, he goes along with the ruse. In his arms–and in his bed–she’d be everything he could ever want...which is why he can’t have her. But if he doesn’t let her go, they’ll lose everything... Each book in the Modern Fairytales series is STANDALONE: * Beauty and the Boss * The Prince’s Bride

Liam Baxter is my new boss, and he's not so bad. I mean, he does require that I knock before I walk into his office. And he doesn't want me to bring my cat to work. Then he tells me if I don't follow his rules, there will be discipline. On top of that, others say he's cold and calculating. Hmm, maybe my boss is a little bit bad? But the more I work for him, the more things change. He shows me his true self in delicious glimpses. Perhaps underneath the stern, handsome boss, there's a man who needs love even more than he needs an assistant. Georgia Lavine is a means to an end for me. Her father's business is one I intend to destroy. What better way to strike at a man than to take his daughter? That's just what I did, hiring Georgia as my assistant to spite him and also to gain more leverage. But this acquisition isn't without its pitfalls. Georgia is too sunny, too beautiful, too fun, too naïve, too everything-I'm-not. She treats everyone so kindly. So much so that I begin to find that I'm the only one who should get her smiles, her attention, and everything else she has to offer. After all, I'm her boss. And though the assistant position is temporary, I have a much more permanent one in mind. MINK's Note: This is a fun, sweet, safe office romance that gives you feels and a HEA. Curl up with your fave kitty and enjoy.

Cheryl Woodruff-Brooks has created the first biography of the life of Madame Sara Spencer Washington, founder of Apex News and Hair Company, once located in Atlantic City, New Jersey. In 1911, a Virginia entrepreneur moved to Atlantic City and started selling cosmetics door-to-door and styling hair in her basement, growing her business into an empire. Sara was honored at the New York World's Trade Fair in 1939 as one of the "Most Distinguished Businesswomen." Madame Washington acquired millionaire status in the 1940s, taking on roles as a civic leader, and philanthropist. Cheryl takes you through the history of Apex from its inception until its dissolution after Sara's death in 1953, sharing details of her life as she faced discrimination while earning the respect of all races along her journey.