The Grumpy Boss Agreement
A Small Town Billionaire Romance
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4.0 • 51 Ratings
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- $7.99
Publisher Description
He’s her boss. She’s his biggest temptation. Small-town charm meets big-time sparks.
Cole was a grumpy, heartbroken single dad. Jilted at the altar, he returned to his hometown to lick his wounds and oversee a construction project.
His new assistant, sunny and beautiful Savannah, was desperate to save her family home. She counted on her new job to make ends meet… but soon found that teasing her gruff boss was not just fun, but addictive.
One heated kiss turned into one wild night together. Soon, keeping things professional in the office grew harder with each passing day.
Cole planned to leave once the project was done. Savannah longed for stability. Their growing attraction risked everything they both stood for.
Will they risk it all for a chance at happiness? Or will the grumpy single dad push his sunny assistant away for good?
Tropes: Single dad, small town, spicy, workplace, grumpy/sunshine, opposites attract, family saga
Customer Reviews
Grumpy/Sunshine Romance!
This was my first Vivian Wood's book. This is a great grumpy/sunshine age-gap romance. Cole and Savannah's story is fun, sexy, passionate, and entertaining. Cole, a grumpy single Dad, is handsome, and caring. Savannah is beautiful, sunshine, and supportive. I liked the humor, and the family bond in the story. I enjoyed it.
I honestly would save your time
The one where book I seem to come across, it’s almost 500 pages and didn’t need to be 500 pages. The writing seemed really weird and certain changes and the way the conversations went just seemed random and like an odd switch. There were parts were certain things were mentioned, but it seemed like it only went that way because it made sense for the progression of a story like this versus actually worked proper. She obviously cared for his son a lot but I feel like when she said she would miss Cole and Charlie. It was just like OK well, we didn’t really see enough of a relationship development between her and Charlie for it to make sense for the story, but whatever.