Billionaire Bosshole: An Enemies-to-Lovers Office Romance

Bedding the Billionaire, Book 3

De: Laura Lee

Narrado por: Lacy Laurel, Gregory Salinas

Bosshole (bȯs - ˈhōl)

-noun

1. A person who turns into a massive jerk 10 seconds after being made supervisor
2. An employer completely devoid of empathy or concern for anyone else
3. A manager with whom you often disagree

Also see: jerk boss, a$$hole, egomaniac

Do you know the one thing you should never do at work?

Your boss.

Sadly, following that particular piece of advice is much easier said than done.

Ronan Maxwell is hands down the sexiest man I’ve ever met. He’s also the pushiest, most demanding, and most arrogant SOB on the planet. And even though I can’t stand him, I never stop wondering how his ridiculously pretty mouth would feel against my skin. Or whether or not that bulge in his pants is as impressive as it seems.

For two years, I had it under control. But then one late night, all that changed. Now that I know firsthand how electrifying his touch can be, I want him more than ever. And the longer we continue this twisted relationship, the softer my heart gets. I have no idea what the future holds, but one thing I know for sure — this man has the power to break my heart.

And that’s one thing I can never let happen.

Billionaire Bosshole is the third installment in the Bedding the Billionaire world. It is a full-length, interconnected, stand-alone novel.

©2020 Laura Lee (P)2020 Laura Lee

Yikes

The female narrator should never do a male voice. Yikes that was horrible but the rest was great. The story line made my heart flutter, the male narrator did a pretty good job and the female narrator did a good job at the female part but definitely not the male part.

No more lame stories

Lame story line the female reader added to how lame the story line was. For a Stanford MBA one would think she had better vocabulary

Bosshole

As the name implied, he was a bosshole. This maybe spoiler: I did like the story at the beginning but the back and forth got annoying. The heroine was weak and she allowed the hero to do whatever he wanted by giving her sex. She, of course, always gave in. I wish she had some backbones when he pursued her. By the time she did, I lost interest in the story. The performance was good and will look more from this dual. All in all it was good. highly recommend.

Enjoyable and quick

This was a cute office romance with a good amount of steam. It is definitely categorized in my RomCom section, but it has the typical “everything is going great then the sudden breakup” about an hour or so til the end. The story was flowing well until then but I think that’s the norm for these style of books.
I loved the best friends relationship, there was no petty jealousy from the best friends which made me enjoy the book even more.

Red hot enemies to lovers

This was my first book from Laura Lee and I really enjoyed it. Ronan and Quinn were both great characters. There was plenty laugh out loud moments, I loved the banter between them and their chemistry was off the charts. Lacy Laurel and Gregory Salinas narration was great, both narrators are new to me and I enjoyed their performances. I can’t wait to check out the other books in the series.

The storyline.

The use of the words GD! Is terrible. I prefer books with out the use of those 2 words.

HOT, HOT HOT!

I absolutely devoured this book! The steam level is a solid 10/10! The chemistry between Quinn and Ronan was off the charts and their banter was the icing on the cake. The writing was excellent! Laura Lee did a phenomenal job with this enemies to lovers office romance! Definitely a must read!

Love the book, but the female narrator was aweful

I love this book!! The angst was from the beginning of the book and I loved it. They start of already hot for each other but never did anything about it until one day when a argument go a little to "heated". From there it was full steam ahead and it went a great pace, not glossing over issues with to much spice, but not leaving the spice out when you wanted it.
Only complaint is the female narrator was awful, she sounded like she had a stuff noise the whole time. When she did the male portions it sounded like she shoved Kleenex up her noise it was "stuffy".

not great.

narration was lacking emotion. I'm bummed I used a credit. There were some funny parts.

Quick and underwhelming

This book is better off being read than an audio book. Want my credit back.