Anyone But The Boss
A sexy, glamorous, enemies-to-lovers billionaire romance from Sara L. Hudson
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Anyone But The Boss
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Letto da:
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Stephanie Cannon
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Nathan Adams Stark
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Sara L. Hudson
In the new, sexy and hilarious novel from bestselling author Sara L. Hudson, find out what happens when a grumpy billionaire, a perpetually friendly marketing exec and a hairless cat with a catnip addiction spend a night in Vegas... (A black-eye for starters.)
Thomas Moore, heir to the glamorous New York department store Moore’s, has everything. Everything but a sense of humor. Probably why he's so often compared to his philandering crook of a father.
Alice Truman, recently promoted from the sales floor, is determined to prove her worth. Even if that means smiling in the face of the arrogant and too-sexy-for-his-own-good Thomas Moore, who seems to think her unfit for her new position.
Avoidance works wonders until Alice's best friend plans an Elvis-themed destination wedding with Thomas’ brother—a concept the modern Mr. Darcy loathes.
Throw in a hairless cat, a calamitous bachelorette party and some questionable cocktails, and things become… complicated. And when things get complicated, anyone but the boss would be better.
(P)2023 Boldwood BooksThe first couple of chapters perfectly captured the atmosphere of my beloved, slapstick 50s rom-coms. I found myself laughing out loud more than once. The situations the characters found themself in were outrageous and I loved it... Until they just became unrealistic. The first time between them? It was so nonsensical that I had to go back to listen to those paragraphs to be sure I understood correctly.
However, the worst part was that, after the Vegas "marriage," the book suddenly loses those funny moments that made the first chapters stand out. It became just a standard romance where the protagonists have to fake a relationship to "save" a kid from the social services.
The ending at least moved me. The male hero was so precious.
Overall, not a bad book. I see the potential in this author and I see myself giving her another chance.
Excellent beginning but the rest... Eh
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