🛏️a one-bed trope (while keeping things sweet and clean!) Clair book, you get swoony, sizzling chemistry, flirty banter, and too many laugh-out-loud scenes to count. What do you get when you take a handsome, grumpy boss and put him in forced proximity with his bright, sunshiney employee?

The whole scene was too much, too unbelievable, too everything.

I was cringing when it described how people brought their unleashed dogs to a public feast because it seems way unsanitary and even the best of dogs can’t resist going after table food. It was something out of a bad slapstick comedy movie. They pushed him to open a brewery, on a very short time table, that he didn’t even want (or did he want? It’s a little unclear and unresolved).Ħ. They try to butt in rather than stepping back and trying to understand. They know he can’t take a joke yet they joke with him. He cheated on the fiancée too and will probably do it again so SAY SOMETHING!ĥ. Why doesn’t Winnie say anything to his fiancée? Look out for other women and all that. Dale’s infidelity was perhaps not we’ll handled. She knows things come at a bad time yet she stays on the track of pushing too far.Ĥ. He even throws a guy who is talking to Winnie into a pool.ģ. James and Winnie aren’t in a relationship and yet he is controlling and possessive. Instead, he was just really rude a lot of the time and didn’t get any help for his issues.Ģ. I was hoping that we’d have some great uncovering to why James is so broody or that there’d be discussion about his anxiety or something but there wasn’t. I love a good broody silent type but not a rude broody silent type. I was really looking forward to this and I enjoyed the first bit of the book and I look forward to reading other books in the series but there were a few turnoffs for me:ġ.

The bluff emma st clair pdf