Books matching: corporate office setting
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'Beautiful Bastard' by Christina Lauren is a controversial read that sparks mixed opinions among readers. Some readers criticize it as being reminiscent of Twilight fan fiction, focusing heavily on explicit sex scenes and lacking character development. However, others praise it for its quick pace, engaging banter between the main characters, and the unique setting in Chicago. The story revolves around the tumultuous relationship between Bennett Ryan, a COO, and his assistant intern Chloe, as they navigate a love-hate dynamic that eventually turns into something more.
“Shit,” I mumbled to myself. I knew the moment I woke up this morning that my day was going to suck. Sitting in my car, I tried to peer around the huge SUV in front of me. What the hell is the problem... - #2
'Naughty Boss' by Whitney G. is a workplace romance novella that follows the story of Mya, the executive assistant to the grumpy and arrogant boss, Michael. Despite their initial animosity towards each other, a series of emails reveal their underlying attraction and steamy fantasies. As they navigate their complicated relationship, filled with tension and banter, both characters struggle with their growing feelings while dealing with personal and professional challenges. The alternating first-person viewpoint and email exchanges between Mya and Michael provide a unique insight into their thoughts and interactions, adding depth to the story and enhancing the anticipation between the characters.
The last time my face was plastered across the front page of a tabloid, the headline was at least somewhat true. What I was currently staring at in this moment was beyond far-fetched, even for someone... - #3
"The Dare" by Lauren Landish is a romantic story revolving around Elle, a daring and adventurous young woman, and Colton, a British executive at Fox Industries. Elle and her best friend Tiffany engage in dares, leading Elle to catch Colton's attention in a compromising situation. Despite Elle's father being a VP at the company, Colton blackmails her into working with him on a project, which sparks a closer relationship between the two. As they navigate challenges and dares together, their chemistry grows, leading to scandalous situations and a believable romance. The book is filled with humor, steamy moments, and a plot that unfolds to reveal both characters' backgrounds and motivations.
Lauren Landish's writing style in "The Dare" is engaging and entertaining, capturing the playful banter and chemistry between Elle and Colton. The book combines elements of romance, humor, and adventure, making it a delightful read for those who enjoy stories with daring protagonists, unexpected twists, and a touch of spice.
Rumbling irritably, I slap the alarm next to my bed. But it doesn’t go off. It gets even louder as it falls off the nightstand and into bed with me, Taylor sassily telling the guy she’s singing about ... - #4
'Under a Falling Star' by Jae is a heartwarming office romance novel that follows the story of COO Danielle Dee Saunders and her new administrative assistant, Austen Brooks. The two women meet under unusual circumstances when a Christmas tree mishap leads to a night in the ER, forming a bond that complicates their professional relationship. The plot unfolds as they navigate their growing attraction while facing the challenges of workplace dynamics and personal histories. Jae's writing style delivers a mix of light-hearted moments, cute banter, and a slow burn romance that culminates in a satisfying happily ever after for the characters.
“She sure didn’t. The poor woman smelled likea polecat for the rest of the day. My first days of middle and highschool didn’t go much better.” It hadn’t helped that her family hadmoved all over the co... - #5
Bossman by Vi Keeland is a fun and steamy romance read that follows the story of Chase Parker, a rich alpha male with a sensitive side, and Reese, a strong character with her own issues. The two characters meet in a unique way and sparks fly, leading to a thoughtful story filled with well-written sex scenes and complex characters. The book delves into their pasts, their emotional intimacy, and the challenges they face while navigating a workplace romance.
“Jules? It’s Reese. Where the hell are you? Ineedyou. This is theworstdate I’ve ever been on. I’m literally falling asleep. I’ve considered smashing my head on the table a few times to keep awake. Unl... - #6
Stella Rhys' book 'Bad Boss' in the 'Irresistible' series follows the intense and steamy romance between Julian, a moody and workaholic boss, and Sara, a strong-willed and feisty character. Their initial encounter, starting as a one-night stand, evolves into a complex relationship filled with love, heartache, and unexpected twists. As they navigate through their past baggage and challenges, Julian and Sara find themselves drawn to each other, leading to a compelling story that balances serious issues with playful and flirty moments. The book captures the journey of these two broken characters as they heal each other and discover the best versions of themselves through their evolving connection.
I was supposed to be Stable Sara with Excel sheets for everything from her taxes to her groceries to her budget for next year’s Christmas gifts, but tonight I had officially reached my limit and quit ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Irresistible ) - #7
"Willing Sacrifice" by Joey W. Hill is a story about Max Ackerman, a retired Navy SEAL, and Janet Albright, an efficient admin at K and A. Max, a true alpha male, is willing to wait for Janet to come to him despite being a submissive for her. Their love is sacrificial, both in and out of the bedroom, as they navigate their imperfect selves to find perfect love in each other. The book delves into their intense relationship journey, filled with sexually charged attraction, intense moments, and a willingness to sacrifice for each other.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Knights of the Board Room ) - #8E.by:
'E.' by Matt Beaumont is a hilarious and clever tale that unfolds through a series of office emails, portraying the chaotic and backstabbing world of an advertising agency. Readers find themselves engrossed in the fast-paced narrative of corporate intrigue, where the characters' interactions through emails reveal a world of deceit and humor. provides a witty and irreverent look at office life, making readers laugh out loud and appreciate the absurdity of workplace dynamics.
Two days in London and I’m in advertising. I went to a temp agency last week and they got me into this place called Miller Shanks. They did those shite ads for Kimbelle – you know, the Artist Formerly... - #9
'Resume with Monsters' by William Browning Spencer is a darkly humorous novel that cleverly blends elements of the Cthulhu mythos with the mundanity of corporate life. The protagonist, Philip Kenan, is a troubled individual who believes in Lovecraftian horrors and struggles with his obsession while navigating the challenges of a tedious job and a lost love. The book delves into themes of existential dread, unreliable narration, and the fine line between reality and fantasy, creating a unique and engaging story that keeps readers guessing until the end.
The writing style of 'Resume with Monsters' is often described as witty, clever, and darkly humorous. William Browning Spencer skillfully weaves together elements of satire, horror, and absurdity to create a narrative that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. The book's exploration of the protagonist's descent into madness, his interactions with Lovecraftian entities, and the surreal aspects of corporate life make for a compelling and engaging read that offers a fresh perspective on both the Cthulhu mythos and office culture.
Ralph’s One-Day Résumés was located in an industrial park that also housed insurance salesmen, auto mechanics, computer repairmen and a karate school. Philip Kenan accelerated to make the left into th... - #10
"Worth the Scandal" follows the story of Alexander Worth, the CEO of Worth Luxury Fashions, and his assistant Tessa Crawford. Tessa, who has been infatuated with Alex, finds herself traveling with him to Europe for a business trip, where their relationship takes a romantic turn. However, upon their return, Tessa is accused of leaking company secrets, leading to her dismissal. The plot revolves around their complicated relationship, misunderstandings, and secrets, with elements of corporate espionage and mystery woven into the story. The writing style is described as predictable in some parts, with hot romance scenes, corporate drama, and character development being highlighted by readers.
The way she walked by his office toward her desk, her hips swaying seductively with every step. She dressed impeccably, if a tad too conservative for his personal tastes. The black skirt she wore hit ...