Partners

*“The firm had a gym, and one day Alice, who they’d made a partner because there was no way not to, came in and took her clothes off.”* And that wasn’t all.

Ten highly intelligent, erotically charged linked short stories set in a top New York law firm, *Partners *explores the intrigue, sexual politics, romance and misbehaviour that absorb alpha male *and alpha female *practitioners as much as winning the next client or the next case.

With characters like Miriam, a distinguished judge with a provocative imagination, romantic Thomas, lordly Henry and non-conformist Millie, *Partners *exposes the private lives of lawyers as never seen before.

In an era where erotic fiction often means pulp fiction, *Partners* brings intelligence and sophistication to the genre. Written with a knowing and elegant style by Melbourne based Harrison Young, the characters are passionate, human, flawed, and sexual. The female characters are smart, strong and empowered. This is not a tale of Cinderellas meeting their prince, but sassy consenting adults.

As quoted in the Financial Review “would you read erotic fiction from a director of the Commonwealth Bank?”

Women On Boards Chair, Ruth Medd said “Partners: Love is a Law Unto Itself by Harrison Young should be listed under all Essential Reading lists”.