Single mom Ivy falls hard for the CEO at her company, Brett. He’s so sexy and strong and smart that the age gap between them doesn’t matter at all when he gives her that dirty, sexy grin. What DOES matter, though? Her sneaky, conniving boss Rhonda, who’s had it out for Ivy since day one…
I thought that this was a great read! Just the right balance of romance, hero, heroine and physicality. Good mix of tension and resolution. Just what I like in a romance.
Thank goodness the next book in Jennifer Skully’s After Office Hours hot contemporary romance series is here to pull me out of my current reading and reviewing slump. Pretty in Pink Slip gives fans of the series not only another super hot and sweet love story, but a nice resolution to the ongoing concern involving…
Loved this book so much. The writing, as usual, is superb, Jennifer can certainly put a sentence together and hold you interest. I liked the fact that the couple were more mature, Brett is 52 and Ivy is 34. Their interaction was sweet, funny and sexy. I also thought the relationship between Brett and Ivys…
A another amazing book Rhonda finally meets her match ivy learns she has friends and to trust people Bret gets what he always has wanted. It takes you right in to there world and makes you feel what they are going threw and makes you want to talk, yell, help and everything in between. I…
This is a great series. Jennifer can really write some hot love stories. May/December love story. Bret is one sexy grandpa. A hot CEO in his 50’s finds himself falling for one of his employees that is young and a single mother. I enjoyed the up and downs this story brings us through. You can’t…
Believable characters and great story.
4.5 stars! Cool title. Ivy gets told off by Rhonda, a work colleague, and has to decide whether she will sue the company or whether she is falling in love with the CEO, Brett. Rhonda has been a thorn in the side of all three ladies of this mature romance series. At this company, Rhonda…
First of all – realistically this does not happen in the Corporate World as CEO’s do not fall for any one beneath their status but all in all this was a great book its unethical to be involved with an employee of her nature its in their contract usually – I loved the way Brett…