She remembers everyone's coffee order. No one has ever remembered hers.

For three years, Amelia Carter has kept the forty-second floor of Ashcroft Studio running. She knows which client prefers tea, which investor hates morning meetings, and exactly how her boss takes his coffee: black, one sugar, never stirred. She remembers birthdays. Allergies. Deadlines. Everything.

Except herself.

Then, one ordinary Tuesday, Damien Ashcroft sets a cup on her desk. It's her order, the one she only allows herself a few mornings a year. And he asks a question she can't answer.

"When was the last time someone took care of you?"

Damien is English, quiet, and the most observant man she has ever met. He has been paying attention for much longer than she realizes. So when a restructuring puts her future on the table, he refuses to make the easy recommendation, the one that would keep her at the desk outside his door. He would rather lose her to the promotion she deserves than watch her stay small for his sake.

Falling for him was never part of the plan. Letting him take care of her might be harder. And when office whispers start calling her promotion a favor instead of an achievement, they'll both have to unlearn the habit of handling everything alone, and trust someone else with the weight.

A slow-burn, steamy office romance about being needed, being chosen, and the difference between the two.

Term of Trust is a standalone contemporary romance with a guaranteed happily ever after, a hero who always asks first, and explicit scenes for readers 18+.