Whitney G.

Two Weeks Notice

Davina 

WAIT HEAR ME OUT GUYS.… this book is definitely not revolutionary but it stayed true to the plot like i genuinely had a blast reading this. underwhelmed in some parts but this is just a cute little book

Jessica Thomas

Okay, I’m going to preface this review with this: I love a good read about a boss and one of his employees. I really do. I’ve read multiple books by Whitney G, mainly her Boss/Employee story lines. I’ve read Naughty Boss, Reasonable Doubt, and Two Week Notice (with TWN being my most recent read). However when the story line seems to go the same way in a book I tend to lose interest. So it comes as no surprise that I was having déjà vu while reading Two Weeks Notice.



The timing of this book was very stretched out. In books we always seem to see a faster paced, this is what the hero wants and he’s going to get it and get it fast. With TWN there is a lag in “getting to the good part”. It starts like many other novels, the hero is an asshole and can’t seem to keep a certain employee until the “perfect” one comes along and is hired as his executive assistant. Eye RollThen there is a span of a few years while he continues to be an asshole, she just takes it and has no life because her job is her life 100%. Then they finally start exploring their relationship because the heroine finally has enough and tries to quit.



Overall it was an enjoyable read, even though it feels like I’ve read it before. After I was done I went back and reread Reasonable Doubt and there were TOO many similarities for me to consider TWN a completely new storyline. It seems like the author just recycled the story line and replaced the names with Preston and Tara, and added a few different details. If it was written by a different author I would be seriously concerned that this was a case of plagiarism.

Jennifer Eggleston 

This I loved , this is a 4/5 star Whitney G book ...

I read this book in a day. That says a lot. This book had me from the first word. Preston and Tara had that hate love that I adore. I loved it and sad when it ended even with an epilogue. I’m happy that Whitney G is continuing to write because I F.L.Y! 

If you are a lover of love to hate, jerky alphas and sassy heroines, hot moments then this book is for you. It was reminiscent of Mid Life Love, Reasonable Doubt, and Turbulence. Whitney writes great “Athole” heroes that you can’t help but love. 


4.5 star read.

Sven Test

Re-read: ALWAYS A 5 STAR!! 

Hands down my fave read of 2018! I need more books like this one in my life ASAP!

krisha

Stacy

cute, wholesome
hero was a bit annoying at times

Sarah 

you know what? it wasn’t that bad. i didn’t expect it to be GOOD or BAD but it was pretty decent. 
it was a fun read, a typical business mogul x assistant read, but i still thoroughly enjoyed it. 
wouldn’t see anyone having this as their favourite book, but it’s a pretty good filler. 
Rating: 3.75/5 stars 

Started on: 13 March 2022
Finished on: 13 March 2022

Two Weeks Notice

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