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A review by sherrecepq
Boss Abroad by Rachel Kellar
4.0
This is a new book, the first from this author, and it just hits so good.
April is our FMC, a doctor, tasked with the job of assisting with the rehabing of a star football player, something she really wasn't keen on being a part of. So, imagine her surprise, when she arranges, what she believed was a tinder date to scratch that itch, and hooks up with the owner of that said football team, Liam, the MMC. Now, he is all sorts of yum, and that spice heats up from the get go. But, he believes, April is 'his' escort for the night. Talk about awkward.
April struggles in a male dominated world to be taken seriously, so try, hard, to keep her relationship with Liam professional, but this filthy mouthed man makes things very difficult. He is impressed with April's work ethics, and dedication, but he also desires her. Hey, did I mention the off the charts spice? There is some amazing side characters along the way, which always add personality to our main characters, and I did enjoy this book. I look forward to future offerings, and maybe some of those interesting side characters?
April is our FMC, a doctor, tasked with the job of assisting with the rehabing of a star football player, something she really wasn't keen on being a part of. So, imagine her surprise, when she arranges, what she believed was a tinder date to scratch that itch, and hooks up with the owner of that said football team, Liam, the MMC. Now, he is all sorts of yum, and that spice heats up from the get go. But, he believes, April is 'his' escort for the night. Talk about awkward.
April struggles in a male dominated world to be taken seriously, so try, hard, to keep her relationship with Liam professional, but this filthy mouthed man makes things very difficult. He is impressed with April's work ethics, and dedication, but he also desires her. Hey, did I mention the off the charts spice? There is some amazing side characters along the way, which always add personality to our main characters, and I did enjoy this book. I look forward to future offerings, and maybe some of those interesting side characters?