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tone611's review
5.0
This book is definitely a laugh out loud one. I couldn't put it down. Who would have thought getting faked engaged to your boss wouldn't work out? Both characters have a past. Charlee who is bubbly as hell but doesn't let anyone stop her. Rath, rough around the edges, but in a good way. Their lines blur together and it could honestly end really bad for both of them.
You must read this book! I promise you won't put it down.
You must read this book! I promise you won't put it down.
sambailey96's review
5.0
I just knew Rath’s story was going to be good, but this was better than I even expected. Charlee Bag of Dicks was just what he needed, she pushed him out of comfort zone and made his life so much more fun. They were just so perfect for each other
kkomo's review
5.0
Genius
I’m a big fan of Meghan Quinn- maaaan that girl can WRITE!
I love these characters. Rath, the pastry-loving, secret softie, and Charlee, whose best friend is her grandma and who is unapologetically obsessive about office supplies. What a colorful, amazing cast of characters.
I also loooove Bram and Rath’s bromance- it is epic. I was happy to see more of Linus, who I think is just fantastic. And those steamy scenes? Nothing short of genius.
I’m a big fan of Meghan Quinn- maaaan that girl can WRITE!
I love these characters. Rath, the pastry-loving, secret softie, and Charlee, whose best friend is her grandma and who is unapologetically obsessive about office supplies. What a colorful, amazing cast of characters.
I also loooove Bram and Rath’s bromance- it is epic. I was happy to see more of Linus, who I think is just fantastic. And those steamy scenes? Nothing short of genius.
marisa752's review against another edition
funny
- Loveable characters? Yes
4.75
love love love both the characters, charlee and rath are people out of my own heart, the HUMOR! the HEAT! and omg just so freakin sweet
imme_van_gorp's review
5.0
|| 4.5 stars ||
This book started off absolutely hilarious. I laughed like a crazy person, tears and all. The amazingly humorous exchange between the two main characters went on for quite a while, until eventually the humour dialled down a bit, being replaced with an intense romance. I thought this gradual shift was a nice balance between two aspects that I enjoy very much in a book.
The romance was very enjoyable as Charlee and Rath have undeniable chemistry. Charlee is extremely likable (being the reason for most of my chuckles and laughs while reading this novel), and I can completely understand why Rath fell hard for her. The playfulness in their romance was enhanced by the office-setting, seeing how their employee-boss relationship worked really well for them and their developing feelings (unlike many other romance novels trying to work with a similar trope). I do have to say that I could have done without the ‘marriage of convenience’ as it did not really add much tension for me, and rather made the shift into being more than just co-workers a little bit too easy for my liking.
'The Bromance Club' series:
1. The Secret to Dating Your Best Friend's Sister - 4.5 stars
2. Diary of a Bad Boy - 3.0 stars
3. Boss Man Bridegroom - 4.5 stars
This book started off absolutely hilarious. I laughed like a crazy person, tears and all. The amazingly humorous exchange between the two main characters went on for quite a while, until eventually the humour dialled down a bit, being replaced with an intense romance. I thought this gradual shift was a nice balance between two aspects that I enjoy very much in a book.
The romance was very enjoyable as Charlee and Rath have undeniable chemistry. Charlee is extremely likable (being the reason for most of my chuckles and laughs while reading this novel), and I can completely understand why Rath fell hard for her. The playfulness in their romance was enhanced by the office-setting, seeing how their employee-boss relationship worked really well for them and their developing feelings (unlike many other romance novels trying to work with a similar trope). I do have to say that I could have done without the ‘marriage of convenience’ as it did not really add much tension for me, and rather made the shift into being more than just co-workers a little bit too easy for my liking.
'The Bromance Club' series:
1. The Secret to Dating Your Best Friend's Sister - 4.5 stars
2. Diary of a Bad Boy - 3.0 stars
3. Boss Man Bridegroom - 4.5 stars
beadzombie's review
5.0
Great read! This book was by far the best of the trilogy. The grump of the "grump/ sunshine" trope was not too grumpy for too long, so it worked. Then there was the "fake marriage" trope between "boss and assistant". So basically three tropes in one book :) I was really crying at one point, which I don't usually do for this type of book. I think it was because the characters are so well-developed which makes you feel so close to them. I just loved both the H and the h so much <3 Off to read the next Meghan Quinn book!
syablonsky's review
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
relaxing
sad
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
icecoffeebookqueen's review
5.0
This book was amazing. She was a character i never seen. She was so funny and i found myself laughing and so many things shes done.