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All Our Tomorrows by Catherine Bybee
4.0
Chase’s father died, and in turn, has left him a multibillion-dollar business. Chase isn’t quite sure what to do, but at the same time, he finds out that he and his sister have a half-brother.
Piper was let go as Chase’s dad’s assistant, mainly because she turned down his advances. But now she’s back, as Chase’s assistant because she needs the money.
As Chase and his sister, with the help of Piper hunt down their long lost sibling before the media does. But secrets have a way of coming out…
What a sweet story! I always get a kick out of the boss/assistant romance. It’s one of the forbidden romance tropes that always seems to work for me. Billionaire romances are also a special treat when done well, and this book is done well. The writing is captivating and engaging and really caught my attention. I felt that the way Piper and Chase ended up coming together was done nicely. I like how the relationship progressed naturally and not forcefully.
I think that this book sets the series up well. There is great world building, while still leaving a few open ends for the remainder of the series. I do wish that we would have gotten a few more answers in book one for the length, but I do understand why the author went this direction (still want answers though, so I guess I’ll read book 2! – ha).
This was my first Catherine Bybee book, but it won’t be my last. I can’t wait to see where this series ends up.
Piper was let go as Chase’s dad’s assistant, mainly because she turned down his advances. But now she’s back, as Chase’s assistant because she needs the money.
As Chase and his sister, with the help of Piper hunt down their long lost sibling before the media does. But secrets have a way of coming out…
What a sweet story! I always get a kick out of the boss/assistant romance. It’s one of the forbidden romance tropes that always seems to work for me. Billionaire romances are also a special treat when done well, and this book is done well. The writing is captivating and engaging and really caught my attention. I felt that the way Piper and Chase ended up coming together was done nicely. I like how the relationship progressed naturally and not forcefully.
I think that this book sets the series up well. There is great world building, while still leaving a few open ends for the remainder of the series. I do wish that we would have gotten a few more answers in book one for the length, but I do understand why the author went this direction (still want answers though, so I guess I’ll read book 2! – ha).
This was my first Catherine Bybee book, but it won’t be my last. I can’t wait to see where this series ends up.