3 Star Audio Review ~ Boss of Me by Tia Louise

Blurb:

An Amazon Top 70 bestseller.

Patton Fletcher is

✔Demanding,

✔Driven,

✔Sexy AF, and

✔My New Boss.

My sister says don’t fall for him. I say don’t worry.

I’m not about to let some arrogant, young CEO derail my dreams.

Or insult my wardrobe.

I don’t care about his deep brown eyes or the way the muscle moves in his square jaw when he’s pissed.

I won’t fall for his power or how sexy he fills out that suit.

I said I could resist him.

I was wrong…

Raquel Morgan is Trouble.

She’s stubborn, independent, and a fighter.

She has long, dark hair, crystal blue eyes, and freckles…

Freckles.

And long, sexy legs.

And a smart mouth.

I’ve spent seven years building one of the top companies in Nashville, and I’m not about to let some ambitious, cardigan-wearing new kid distract me from my goals.

Raquel Morgan won’t tempt me.

I’m The Boss, and I never lose control…

(BOSS OF ME is a STAND-ALONE workplace, enemies to lovers, military romance with a badass alpha boss and the feisty woman who steals his heart. No cheating. No cliffhangers.)

Review:

Boss of Me is a sweet office romance and somewhat of a new beginning.  Patton was a true military man.  His ethics of never leaving a man behind and taking care of his team was number one on the many lists of things to do.  He never gave up on his friends and always did what he thought was right, until he met Raquel.

Raquel was a graduate with an MBA.  She needed to be close to her family and needed to "take" care of everyone in her path.  Working was important and she would excel.  Her spunky attitude and hard working nature drew everyone in the office to her and they knew she would do wonders for the office.  

When spunk meets sulky, you know this is going to be a good read.  I loved the banter between Patton and Raquel.  She didn't take anything from him and he tried to dish it out.  I like him being bossy but make no mistake, Raquel didn't let him get away with anything.  I wanted to give a four star review but just as the story was going somewhere really good, it ended quickly.  There was so much more to tell so I felt like we got to the end before the middle was done.  I still had questions and a lot of what ifs and maybes.