Boss-Secretary

REVIEW:  One Hit Wonder by Elyssa Patrick

REVIEW: One Hit Wonder by Elyssa Patrick

Jane Timmons has two weeks to . . . 1. Keep her distance from her sexy boss, the once famous pop singer, Damon Suarez. 2. Stay firm. No kissing allowed! 3. And not let Damon know she loves him. Damon Suarez has two weeks to . . . 1. Convince Jane to not quit. 2.(…)

REVIEW:  Can’t Buy Me Love by Maggie Marr

REVIEW: Can’t Buy Me Love by Maggie Marr

Dear Ms. Marr— I was wary about the plot of your short eBook, Can’t Buy Me Love. Meg Parson, executive assistant to gorgeous ruthless multi-millionaire CEO Cole Jackson, has longed for her employer since the day he hired her.  She has forced herself to ignore her feelings for him because 1) he’s a player and 2)(…)

REVIEW: Doukakis’s Apprentice by Sarah Morgan

REVIEW: Doukakis’s Apprentice by Sarah Morgan

Dear Ms. Morgan: You have your share of fans here at Dear Author. Sunita loves your medical romances. Sarah Wendell talked this book up in our podcast so I had to give it a try. Thank goodness this book lived up to its billing else I might not be allowed into the podcast again. Polly(…)

REVIEW: In Bed with the Boss by Susan Napier

REVIEW: In Bed with the Boss by Susan Napier

Update: I am reposting this review given the book I read a week ago. I wanted to highlight the story and why I enjoyed it tremendously. Dear Ms. Napier: I was delighted to see that Harlequin was digitizing your backlist titles. It’s something I’ve longed for since their digitizing efforts began a year or so(…)

REVIEW:  The End of Faking It by Natalie Anderson

REVIEW: The End of Faking It by Natalie Anderson

Dear Ms. Anderson: I was reluctant to read this book for some reason and had saved it to the end of my monthly HP reading. I’ve read a couple of yours in the past (Caught on Camera being the one I remember). I mostly got caught up in the setups and the setup in this(…)

REVIEW:  When in Rio by Delphine Dryden

REVIEW: When in Rio by Delphine Dryden

Dear Ms. Dryden: You probably know that I started reading and buying your books after you submitted a story to me for the upcoming anthology I am editing for Berkley. I’ve made my way through your backlist and hope to write reviews for each one but I started with this one because of recent comments(…)

REVIEW: A Few Harlequin Presents for October 2010

REVIEW: A Few Harlequin Presents for October 2010

Public Marriage, Private Secrets by Helen Bianchin Bianchin has a certain trope she likes to write and most of her books are a variation on the theme of two people who married because their families wanted it and they were a good match on paper, who secretly fall in love with each other, but the(…)

REVIEW: The Sheik and The Virgin Secretary by Susan Mallery

Dear Ms. Mallery: In an effort to broaden my horizons and understand the appeal of the category romance and to support Harlequin’s phenomenal digital effort, I’ve taken to buying two or three series books a month. A while back I purchased The Sheik and The Virgin Secretary because the title exemplified two of the most(…)