Julie Kenner

Hannah Donovan is not my type. Intellectual and career-focused, she's a lawyer, and an intimidatingly beautiful one, at that. I'd rather pump iron than open a book, and the only reason I'd go to court would be for a traffic ticket. She's the most gorgeous woman I've ever seen. So how can I turn down her plea that I pretend to be her fiancé for one weekend? But I never expected our pretend kisses to feel so real ... or for it to lead to a wild night in bed that will forever stand out as the highlight of my sex life. Our performance convinces everyone, but it was never meant to be more than a fantasy. A short term gig before reality sets back in. I can't imagine ever being good enough for her, but I'm hooked. And now I'm determined to do whatever it takes to make this fake engagement real. Each novel in the series is a STANDALONE romance with a guaranteed HEA! And don't miss Bar Bites: A Man of the Month cookbook featuring recipes, slices of life, and an all new short story!

In Too Deep

Julie Olivia

Word of advice: Don’t insult your new boss to his face within the first ten minutes of meeting him.

Whoops.

Sure, I am a budding designer with a lot to learn.

But he’s a manager who’s too grumpy for his own good—even if he does have dimples and a cute dog.

So when I find him drinking alone at a bar and blackmail him (whoops again) into being my friend, I realize that may not have been the smartest decision.

Zero for two.

We both have mouths that could kill. My only problem is that I can't stop picturing what else he can do with his, or whether my job is worth risking to find out.

They say not to stick your pen in company ink, but does that apply to graphic designers as well?

In Too Deep is a stand-alone romantic comedy. This book has a secret workplace romance, two adorable dogs, funny banter, and slow burn, sizzling steam!

A Grumpy Boss Romance (Into You, Book #1)

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I heard once that one hour of coloring is equivalent to one session with a therapist.

If I’ve learned anything these couple months, it’s to stop living in the past because the future is all we have. There’s no point in being unhappy with what you have.

that was definitely the most accurate sentence i’ve read. 

But, hey, he smiled and I panicked. What do you expect me to do?

I’m honestly only giving it 3 stars because of the dogs. I didn’t really care much for the writing. Spice was meh. The plot was a little messy for me. It's not the worst book I’ve ever read, and I may read the others in this series.

i didn’t like Crace’s attitude that much. like for me being confident doesn’t equal being rude as well, but anyway!

Cameron was hot hot hot and charming and i definitely felt it throughout the book 🥵.

the writing is funny, smart and cute as always! doesn’t let you put the book down (which is a problem, we have responsibilities we neglect in order to read dear author 😂).

i enjoyed it very much and i expect nothing less from the rest of the series as well.

soo… this was another good one!

i didn’t like Crace’s attitude that much. like for me being confident doesn’t equal being rude as well, but anyway!

Cameron was hot hot hot and charming and i definitely felt it throughout the book 🥵.

the writing is funny, smart and cute as always! doesn’t let you put the book down (which is a problem, we have responsibilities we neglect in order to read dear author 😂).

i enjoyed it very much and i expect nothing less from the rest of the series as well.



Andrea Rodriguez

This book was just not it for me. I was very close to not finishing it about 53% of the way, but I had to see it through. The main characters were so obnoxious and not likeable at all. 

I’m all for a confident main character and a woman who is fierce in what she believes in, but the way Grace approached “confidence” was so off putting. She literally worked at her new job for a total of 5 seconds before she started mouthing off to her NEW BOSS and making, what I thought, were extremely rude and distasteful remarks. And I get that Grace’s “thing” was that she was feisty or whatever, but there’s a time and a place for it and no one ever put her in her place for it?? She crossed the line way too many times and everyone just laughed it off. 

Cameron wasn’t any better. God, he really fucking sucked actually. At one point, Grace is genuinely asking him for suggestions on a design that she was working on that she thought was “too messy” and apparently, he couldn’t stop thinking about how hard he was long enough to, uh I don’t know, do his job?? So the most he could muster up to help was something like, “Make it.. less messy?” He absolutely did not give a single shit about Grace’s job or her losing it over their forbidden office romance.

The spicy scenes were written so well and really the book in general, but the characters themselves ruined it for me.

In Too Deep

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