A review by kidisitor
Love, Sincerely, Yours by Meghan Quinn, Sara Ney
5.0
Such a fantastic fun read. She gets pretty dang drunk one night while out celebrating her birthday and in her drunkenness, she admits to having the hots for their boss, who everyone avoids because they all think he's an as*hole, even if he is hot as sin. Her friends talk her into emailing him, anonymously, confessing her feelings. And she does. He is proud of the business he built from the ground up, and doesn't put up with nonsense, so of course, when he receives a love letter from someone in the company he sets out to find out who it is so he can fire them. Easier said then done. Meanwhile, he finds himself attracted to an employee who just handed in her resignation, after never knowing of her existence before. Between trying to uncover the identity of the love letter author, and dealing with his new found feelings for the soon to be ex-employee, his mind isn't into his work and things start to go downhill from there.
There's a lot of banter between the hero and heroine as they find themselves interacting more now than in all the years she's been working for the company. I love the hero's character. He comes across as a bit hard and business minded, with a no fun vibe. He puts all his energy into his work and company. Even if he may be a bit of a tyrant, everyone loves working for him and his company. Enter the heroine who see's past all that rough exterior and see's the kind and vulnerable man he is underneath it all. She also helps him loosen up and live a little. She's smart, funny, doesn't let him get away with much, even if he is her boss. His best friend and business partner brings some additional humor with his carefree attitude.
It reads easily and quickly. Hard to put down. You'll laugh plenty. Almost cry at least once. And just love these characters and this story. It alternates between POVs. There is some sexual content that is meant for mature audiences. (Not overly graphic, but just enough.)
*I volunteered to review an ARC of this book.
There's a lot of banter between the hero and heroine as they find themselves interacting more now than in all the years she's been working for the company. I love the hero's character. He comes across as a bit hard and business minded, with a no fun vibe. He puts all his energy into his work and company. Even if he may be a bit of a tyrant, everyone loves working for him and his company. Enter the heroine who see's past all that rough exterior and see's the kind and vulnerable man he is underneath it all. She also helps him loosen up and live a little. She's smart, funny, doesn't let him get away with much, even if he is her boss. His best friend and business partner brings some additional humor with his carefree attitude.
It reads easily and quickly. Hard to put down. You'll laugh plenty. Almost cry at least once. And just love these characters and this story. It alternates between POVs. There is some sexual content that is meant for mature audiences. (Not overly graphic, but just enough.)
*I volunteered to review an ARC of this book.