Books matching: workplace dynamics
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Save:'Hot Copy' by Ruby Barrett follows the journey of Wes, a 25-year-old intern, and Corrine, a 30-year-old executive, as they navigate a rocky start to their relationship filled with misunderstandings and workplace dynamics. Despite their initial animosity, they quickly become friends and develop a steamy yet sweet romance. The story delves into themes of workplace harassment, grief, and gender role reversals, all while exploring the evolving connection between Wes and Corrine.
The plot unfolds with a focus on the hate-to-love office dynamic, where the characters face challenges such as power imbalances, inappropriate behavior in the workplace, and personal struggles. The writing style combines moments of high heat and emotional depth, creating a realistic and complex portrayal of the characters' relationship development amidst heavy themes of grief, misogyny, and workplace dynamics.
This elevator is sweltering. Or maybe it’s just the combination of my nerves and this suit that’s making me feel like the air is thick enough to choke on. I tug at my tie. After two years of wearing n... - #2
Save:'Above all Things' in the series 'Carlisle' by author Roslyn Sinclair is a captivating and enthralling ice queen romance focusing on the relationship between Julia and Vivian. The characters are engaging, with a chemistry that is electric and palpable. The plot unfolds through Julia's perspective, delving into the journey the couple goes through, from navigating their relationship to their coming out arc, all while showcasing both steamy and adorable moments. The writing style is detailed, engaging, and humorous, making the readers feel deeply connected to the characters and their story.
(Also, see 27 recommendations for the series Carlisle ) - #3
Save:"10 Things That Never Happened" by Alexis Hall is a heartwarming story set around Christmas, focusing on the unlikely romance between Jonathan, the grumpy owner of a bed and bath chain, and Sam, his store manager. The plot unfolds as Sam, in a desperate attempt to save his staff, fakes amnesia after an incident involving Jonathan, leading to unexpected developments and deepening relationships. The book is written from Sam's point of view, offering a unique perspective on their growing connection, Jonathan's eccentric family, and the colorful cast of characters in their lives. The writing style blends humor, romance, and emotional depth, creating a compelling narrative that explores love, growth, and the complexities of human relationships.
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Save:'Ick Factor' in the series 'Season of Revenge' by Morgan Elizabeth is a captivating blend of revenge and romance with a touch of spice. The story revolves around Kat, the feisty and loyal assistant to Theo, her introvert grumpy boss. When Theo blurts out a lie about having a fiance, Kat steps in to play the part, leading to a series of events where they both realize their feelings for each other. The plot is filled with juicy twists, workplace tension, and a fake engagement that adds an extra layer of drama. The characters are well-developed, relatable, and engaging, making the reader feel every emotion they experience. features a gradual romance with a semi-slow burn, plenty of will-they-or-won't-they moments, and an entertaining storyline that keeps you hooked from start to finish.
'Ick Factor' is the perfect conclusion to the Seasons of Revenge series, bringing together all four women and their happily ever afters. not only focuses on the romance between Kat and Theo but also includes elements of revenge, workplace dynamics, and strong character development. The writing style is engaging, with well-crafted dialogues, steamy scenes, and a plot that keeps the reader on the edge of their seat. Overall, the book is a refreshing and page-turning read that combines elements of romance, revenge, and drama in a way that will leave you wanting more.
(Also, see 33 recommendations for the series Season of Revenge ) - #5
Save:A novel that begins with an advertising firm burning to the ground introduces the reader to three women associated with the inferno - Laura, Mia, and Janie. The story unfolds with suspicions, lies, and a deadly fire, alternating between the perspectives of the women and a police detective. The plot keeps readers guessing about who set the fire and why, with a shocking ending that ties all the threads together.
The book explores office politics, secrets, and the struggles of balancing work and personal life through the lenses of Laura, Mia, and Janie. The narrative weaves together tension in the workplace, personal conflicts, and a fatal fire that unravels hidden truths, leading to a gripping and engrossing read with good character development.
Laura stood in the doorway to the kitchen and watched her husband, Nate, carefully stirring a wooden spoon around a pan that was balanced precariously on the edge of the stove. In his other arm, nestl... - #6
Save:'Black Ties and White Lies' by Kat Singleton is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Margo Moretti and Beckham Sinclair. Margo, who used to date Beck's younger brother, finds herself in a fake engagement with Beck after he takes over the company she works for. The book explores their unconventional relationship, filled with banter, chemistry, and steamy scenes. Beck is portrayed as a possessive alpha male who is determined to prove his love for Margo, while she stands her ground and challenges him. The writing style is described as engaging, with dual points of view that allow readers to delve into the characters' thoughts and feelings.
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Save:'Chef's Kiss' by Stephanie Shea is a slow burn workplace romance set in a high-end restaurant in San Francisco, focusing on the relationship between the chef and owner, Jenn, and the new chef, Val. The story beautifully captures the instant chemistry between the two main characters, Jenn and Valentina, as they navigate their developing feelings amidst the backdrop of a Michelin star kitchen. The writing style is engaging, with a focus on the characters' genuine interactions and the simmering tension between them, creating an entertaining and captivating read.
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Save:In "Reckless" by Stella Rhys, the story revolves around AJ Tan and Adam Maxwell, who have been working together as boss and assistant for five years. Their relationship takes a dramatic turn after a life-changing event for AJ, leading to blurred lines and escalating sexual tension between them. As they redefine their dynamic both in and out of the office, they are forced to confront their feelings and navigate through a reckless attraction that reaches epic levels. The book delves into the emotional complexities of their evolving relationship, exploring themes of love, loyalty, and self-discovery. Stella Rhys' writing style captivates readers with its steamy romance and engaging storytelling, making "Reckless" a delightful and compelling read.
The plot of "Reckless" unfolds with AJ and Adam's dynamic shifting dramatically during a weekend in Palm Springs, where they struggle to define their new normal amidst their undeniable chemistry. The book not only delves into their evolving relationship but also explores the past traumas and vulnerabilities that shape their characters. Rhys skillfully peels back the layers of the protagonists, particularly Adam, revealing his emotional depth and past struggles. The story is filled with betrayal, sexual tension, and the complexities of an employer-employee relationship, all while secondary characters add depth and intrigue to the narrative, creating a captivating and multifaceted tale.
On a regular basis, I was a wash-and-air-dry kind of girl, but I’d woken up early this morning and paid a semi-absurd sixty dollars plus tip to make my hair bounce and shine like something out of a L’... - #9
Save:'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... - #10
Save:Readers of "Dirty Headlines" by L.J. Shen describe it as a captivating enemies-to-lovers, sexy office romance novel with a touch of humor and quirkiness. The story revolves around Judith, who meets Celian for a one-night stand only to later discover he is her new boss and engaged to someone else. Despite the initial complications, their explosive night sets the stage for a rollercoaster of events filled with drama, angst, and unexpected twists. Shen's writing style is praised for its ability to create complex characters like Celian, who evolves from a charming jerk to a redeemable and irresistible lead, and Judith, a quirky and relatable heroine who navigates the challenges of their unconventional relationship.
I had put on a white pencil dress and my black Chucks. Classy. Understated. Plus, I was going for serious and professional today. My dark blond hair was styled in a loose chignon, and I’d streaked my ...
