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mooncricketjp's review against another edition
4.0
Quirky...I like it.
So, Greer is quirky and socially awkward. I loved it. This story was light and fun and kept me interested.
So, Greer is quirky and socially awkward. I loved it. This story was light and fun and kept me interested.
cassire's review against another edition
4.0
I was so excited for a new billionaire series by Max Monroe. I adored their previous. The Billionaire Boss was fun and entertaining. Characters are set up for us to fall in love with. It was a good book, but it felt like a little something was missing. I don’t know what is. It doesn’t tamper my excitement for the next book in this series.
I voluntarily read an early copy.
I voluntarily read an early copy.
what_alice_saw's review against another edition
3.0
I’m just so disappointed in this book. I wanted to love it, but I just couldn’t connect with Greer. I couldn’t figure out what was likable about her. She comes across as arrogant & belligerent rather than sassy & intelligent.
I also couldn’t get with the male narrator of the audiobook. His breathy, airhead sounding women & his dudebro guys who always are yelling were just too much. Not a fan.
I went back & read the ending in the physical book so I could get his voice out of my head. The ending was good, that’s why I gave it 3 stars.
I also couldn’t get with the male narrator of the audiobook. His breathy, airhead sounding women & his dudebro guys who always are yelling were just too much. Not a fan.
I went back & read the ending in the physical book so I could get his voice out of my head. The ending was good, that’s why I gave it 3 stars.
mrose21's review against another edition
3.0
This started off reaaally well, I was getting into it. Really enjoying the banter between them and then it sort of fizzled out. There is slow burn and then its just boring, not enough tension not enough chemistry and I got a little bored by it all. The story is fine if again a little underwhelming.
I'm not sorry I read this book but I doubt I'll read this again.
I'm not sorry I read this book but I doubt I'll read this again.
lisamh68's review against another edition
4.0
Cute and funny. I had a hard time getting into the story in the beginning but really enjoyed the ending..
kidisitor's review against another edition
5.0
Another hilarious book by Max Monroe. Greer is a smart, snarky, sarcastic, has no filter, tell it like it is kind of gal. Sometimes that gets her in trouble, though that isn't always a bad thing. ;) Trent takes his job seriously and this mouthy woman is the bane of his existence, but after a while that mouth starts pulling him in. Trent is under pressure with this new hotel his dad's company is building and he is short tempered when things don't go as planned. This is causing those working with him to walk on egg shells, until Greer steps in and puts him in his place. The characters are fun and witty. The story is mostly light-hearted. Nothing too emotional. The sexual content is limited, not very graphic. It alternates between POVs. It's easy to read and reads quickly. Well written. Even though the sexual content is limited, I would say this is suitable for mature readers due to some strong language.
*I received an ARC of this book.
*I received an ARC of this book.
lemonmarch's review
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.0
joshgauthier's review against another edition
4.0
High energy and occasionally a little over the top, The Billionaire Boss Next Door is a fast-paced and funny enemies-to-lovers romance that is fun to read all the way through. With sassy characters, general hijinks, and an alpha male who stays within the bounds of respectable behavior even at his worst, it's a quick, fun read with some tender moments and plenty of happy feelings overall.
kerrythefire's review against another edition
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
4.0
This is a rounded up 4 ⭐️ (more likely a 3.8/3.85)... and to be fair, if this wasn't an enimies-to-lovers book and Cap wasn't in it, I prob would have rated it at least half a star lower from that too. (Those things apparently go a long way for me, ha)
Love me an enemies to lovers story, and even more when the FMC is strong-willed and holds her own against and equally strong-willed MMC. Enter Greer and Trent. The angst and dialogue (including inner dialogue) is on point. *Although the banter between Greer and Cap was probably my favorite part of the book tbh... actually every scene Cap was in he kinda stole (I was beyond delighted to learn Cap got his own book! Cannot wait!) Some medium, fairly quick scene, spice.
It does have one of my least favorite conflicts: (misunderstanding from overhearing only part of a conversation ).
Alexander Cendese is a great 'rich dudebro' narrator so he just elevated this story even more (although his voices for women are... not great). Speaking of narration, it was tough that the two narrators read at different speeds, so I either had to pick a speed that was slightly faster than desired for Trent's chapters or slightly slower than desired for Greer's.
Love me an enemies to lovers story, and even more when the FMC is strong-willed and holds her own against and equally strong-willed MMC. Enter Greer and Trent. The angst and dialogue (including inner dialogue) is on point. *Although the banter between Greer and Cap was probably my favorite part of the book tbh... actually every scene Cap was in he kinda stole (I was beyond delighted to learn Cap got his own book! Cannot wait!) Some medium, fairly quick scene, spice.
It does have one of my least favorite conflicts: (
Alexander Cendese is a great 'rich dudebro' narrator so he just elevated this story even more (although his voices for women are... not great). Speaking of narration, it was tough that the two narrators read at different speeds, so I either had to pick a speed that was slightly faster than desired for Trent's chapters or slightly slower than desired for Greer's.