The Secretary Volume II (The After Hours #2)

For fans of Severance and The Girl Before, The Secretary Volume II is a razor-sharp psychological thriller where ambition is a trap, power is a game, and saying yes could cost everything.

I’ve been watching you. Waiting for you. And now, it’s your turn.

Theres no escaping Shergar Corp.

Lena Blackwell wanted a fresh start. A new city. A new job. A clean slate.

Then she met Gillian Martin.

Polished. Poised. Perfect. A little too perfect—like she’s rehearsing lines someone else gave her. Like she isn’t real anymore.

And Ellis Harrison is the reason why.

Shergar Corp’s founder. The man who built everything. The man who decides...

For fans of Severance and The Girl Before, The Secretary Volume II is a razor-sharp psychological thriller where ambition is a trap, power is a game, and saying yes could cost everything.

I’ve been watching you. Waiting for you. And now, it’s your turn.

Theres no escaping Shergar Corp.

Lena Blackwell wanted a fresh start. A new city. A new job. A clean slate.

Then she met Gillian Martin.

Polished. Poised. Perfect. A little too perfect—like she’s rehearsing lines someone else gave her. Like she isn’t real anymore.

And Ellis Harrison is the reason why.

Shergar Corp’s founder. The man who built everything. The man who decides who lives and who vanishes. He doesn’t make threats. He makes people disappear.

Then Lena finds the note.

Do you have what it takes to be in my world? Check yes or no.

It reads like a dare.

It functions like a death sentence.

The deeper she digs, the more the walls close in. The more she resists, the more she loses—her past, her choices, her way out.

Because Gillian once stood where Lena stands now. And if Lena isn’t careful, one day, someone new will stand where she is.

Holding the same note.

Reading the same words.

Asking the same question.

And then?

They’ll bury what’s left of her.

Bestselling author Britney King pulls you into Shergar Corp—a place where ambition is a trap, memories are rewritten, and saying yes might be the last choice you ever make…