Favorite hobby= annoying the hot boss🌶️
Rating: 4/5: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
My favorite hobby is infuriating Elliot Miles. Just the sight of my boss's handsome face triggers my sarcasm. God knows how he earns his Casanova reputation-if a million women want him with his personality, what the heck am I doing wrong?
Disgusted with my love life, I join a dating app under a fake name. I start chatting to a man named Edgar. He's not my type and lives on the other side of the world, but we hit off a friendship, laugh and confide in each other.
But lately things are getting weird at work. Elliot's being... attentive. His eyes linger a little longer than they should, and there's a heat behind them that I haven't felt before.
And then, in the shock of all shocks, he tells me that my vulnerability is appealing. But when was I vulnerable?
Horror dawns... Has my boss been reading my emails to Edgar?
Damn it, why did I use my work email?
Oh no, does he know what I really think of him? I'd rather die than ever admit it.
Or, even worse: is it possible that the man I loathe in real life is the man I'm falling for online?
This book was so good, the sarcasm was so relatable, and the spice was definitely there. I know he is trying to keep Kate safe by keeping her out of the spot light but he was a little dick for how he went about it. Still loved this book this series was a must read !!!!
In the romance genre, stories that intertwine humor and heat often capture readers' attention, making them more relatable. The narrative focuses on a dynamic relationship filled with sarcasm yet hints at deeper emotions emerging from unexpected places. As the protagonist grapples with her attraction to Elliot, her challenging boss, the complexity of office romance shines through. Online interactions can add an intriguing subplot, especially when the unpredictability of who is behind the screen comes into play. Our protagonist's communication with Edgar brings an added layer of tension, as she tries to keep her feelings under wraps while inadvertently revealing her vulnerability to Elliot. The theme of miscommunication, common in workplace romances, resonates with many. Readers may find themselves reflecting on their own experiences when a person they initially dislike turns out to be more appealing than anticipated. The delicate balance between personal desires and professional boundaries often leads to hilarious situations. Books that combine humor with romantic elements not only entertain but also allow readers to escape into a world of fantasy where love conquers all, even amidst sarcasm and witty banter. Recommended reads for those who enjoy this theme include works by authors like TL Swan, whose narratives often feature sassy heroines and swoon-worthy heroes.
