One Bossy Proposal: An Enemies to Lovers Romance (Bossy Seattle Suits)

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One Bossy Offer is the grumpy-sunshine, enemies-to-lovers romance story between Jennifer Landers and Miles Cromwell. This book is the fourth book in the Bossy Seattle Suits series and can be read as a standalone. I always recommend readers to read this whole series from the beginning before reading the latest book, but I know that sometimes you get too excited to read the book that you don’t want to and that is exactly what I did. But if you wanted to read the series from the beginning you should start with book one, One Bossy Proposal. If you don’t have time to read all 3 books, you should at least read One Bossy Date. There are some character crossover cameos and scenes in this book, which I love. ❤️ I think that if you read at least One Bossy Date (book 3), you will see where Jennifer gets introduced and read about her bestie’s story, which will be reference in this book. I have loved every book written by Nicole Snow, and this one did not fail. This author has the ability to write couples that are imperfect but perfect for each other. This book had so many emotions in it, like sadness, lust, love, and intrigue. This was my very first book from Nicole Snow and it will definitely not be my last. I do however hope that just maybe a book will come out for Wyatt and Meadow BUT I’m happy to leave their story here if need be. Definitely recommend this book! This is such a good Nicole Snow series. Like, amazing. She's so hit or miss. This series? Fantastic. Every book has been awesome, and this one was super awesome. Just like with the rest of the books of the series, it's enemies to lovers, and it does have some amazing banter and fun sections. It reads as a standalone, but I recommend starting from the beginning of the series because you'll get mentions here and there. Just an FYI: Snow's whole library of books is interconnected, so she'll reference all kinds of people from other books. I am intrigued by Wyatt Emory and Meadow and fingers crossed there will be a book about them in the future. I would love to know more about their story and where Wyatt fits in with the Heart’s Edge crew. I love that series and it’s one of my favorites. I also would love to see if there will be a book about Eliza.

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After the middle, it was a little fast paced for me after H punched out h's ex... we didn't get to go too deep into the angst, which left me feeling disconnected. This didn’t need to be as long as it is. I skimmed a lot of it and then at 90% I just skipped to the end. It was too syrupy, corny, cliche and angsty. snow spent 60% of the book on the enemies storyline but was not able in all of those words to create genuine chemistry between the lead characters. She wasted more time than any human with a life would put up with writing the I can/can’t, i will/won’t, I do/don’t. Nope, No, no thanks. I was over both of the leads and their unrealistic fear of love and all the side stories. For me it was exhausting and finally boring. I’m recommending it because I know a bunch of readers will just eat this up. Trying not to be a hater but really by the end of this I wanted to give it no stars. Nicole Snow is a Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author. She found her love of writing by hashing out love scenes on lunch breaks and plotting her great escape from boardrooms. Her work roared onto the indie romance scene in 2014 with her Grizzlies MC series.I didn’t like she played with another’s heart because she was afraid of her own feelings, she should act on them or not but she does not add someone else into the fray.

One Bossy Proposal (Bossy Seattle Suits) by Nicole Snow

So you’ve come dressed like a bandit while you’re robbing away delicious pastries today? You look like an undertaker,” I grind out. Her mouth drops momentarily, then she tries to shake it off like she’s only insulted. The hellcat narrows her eyes at me. “I have an interview, and no, Captain Dipshit, I wouldn’t dirty my hands with you. I’d let someone else scrape you off the ground like roadkill.” Captain Dipshit? Roadkill? How charming. That green-eyed little mouth needs someone to bend her over their knee and teach her to talk nicely to strangers. A little help from beyond the grave helps get Miles and Jenn’s relationship started and has a beautiful link in the ultimate HEA. In this book, we have a neighbor's spat. It's a CEO versus a girl who just inherited her grandmother's Bed and Breakfast in a small town. Said CEO makes a generous offer on the property, but girl doesn't want to sell. They butt heads. She ends up working for him because she needs the money for repairs. Some crazy stuff goes down. We find out there's more to our grumpy CEO than meets the eye. Okay, so it's actually a very standard trope for this type of book, but it was so good. And the end? Oh my gosh! I loved the end. I thought it was going to turn out that way when it started, but when my suspicions were confirmed was was bouncing up and down. It was really cute. because damn why can two people never have a conversation, like sit down and talk about your goddamn feelings I swearOh sure, he is flawed, so determined to protect everyone, he pushes them away and by doing so he hurts them. Since then Snow aims for the very best in growly, heart-of-gold alpha heroes, unbelievable suspense, and swoon storms aplenty. Lincoln Burns, thirty-two, is the bossy billionaire CEO of Haughty But Nice, an upscale fashion empire. Their focus is quality, and they tend to steer away from over-the-top designs. It is a family company, and he took over the helm when his mother retired shortly after his father’s death. Lincoln worked his way through his grief and has not stopped since. He has brought modern business ideas to the job, and it has paid off in spades. His newest project is the launch of a wedding line, but the endeavor isn’t cheap, so there is also great risk. Marketing will be critical to their success. Besides grieving his father’s death, Lincoln’s workaholic tendencies have a few more motivations. His best friend, Wyatt Emory, has had a rough time since they left the Marines. Lincoln took note of the power of love to ruin a man. His own experience with love blew up, too, when plans to spend his life with Regina Swann ended in disaster. Even his parents’ perfect marriage had a lesson for him. Lincoln has decided that work, not love, is a more worthwhile use of time, and with Haughty But Nice, he has found purpose. He only does one-nighters, but even those haven’t interested him in quite some time. If you are looking for a story with just the right amount humour, angst, frustration, disappointment, intrigue, happiness, love, smoking hot chemistry and one of THE best grovels then this is the book for you! Never once did I think he'd ambush me on a date with another man and take my soul with one jealous kiss.

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We didn't exactly hit it off when he showed up with an offer to buy my land and my hyperactive dogs yanked my robe open right in front of him. This book appears to be the first in a new Seattle-based series about bossy billionaires. It follows the Chicago-based Bad Chicago Bosses series. Though this Seattle story is somewhat similar, it does have a slightly different feel. It is more character-driven than prior stories. There is much less in terms of danger and major plot twists. So, the first half of the book could have been cut in half. The last half could have left out some personal interactions between Lincoln and Dakota and expanded more on the story. Jennifer Landers has lost her Grams (Lottie). She really connected with this woman and now she is gone… except, from the grave, she is giving Jenn a chance to live the remarkable life that Grams had. On Pinnacle Pointe, a beautiful, tranquil small town Grams built a life for her family, built and ran Bee Harbor a B & B, and became an intricate part of the community. Grams left Jennifer this magical though totally rundown property. Jen left behind her unfulfilled but successful career and plans to run the Bee Harbor. Gram also left Jenn with two rambunctious Dobermans, Coffee and Cream. They are totally adorable and full of mischief. This story opens during the summer in Seattle. Lincoln and Dakota have already welcomed baby girl Evermore into the world.The FMC (can't even remember her name other than last name Poe) needs a change of pace and so she has an interview for a marketing position in an up and coming, though locally well-known company. Prior to going to her interview, she runs to a coffee shop to get a coffee and cinnamon roll and inadvertently gets the last one. Enter super hot guy with an ax to grind because there is no more of the pastries. Lo and behold, who shows up to her interview? Super hot guy, Lincoln. She ends up with the job and then a fake proposal comes into play to help launch a wedding line. Insert tropes of fiesty female lead with baggage and a male lead with a tortured soul who believes he's not good enough for girl. I loved Lincoln’s friendship with Wyatt and watching how they navigated the hardships from their past and present but mostly how they showed their brotherly love for each other. Jenn is an independent media expert, but is burned out of working in an office. She inherits her grandma’s house, but the house is falling apart. She does not have the funds to repair it, but refuses to sell it, especially to Miles, her grandma’s next door neighbor. Miles and Jenn get off on the wrong foot, when they first meet, and their exchanges just make the situation much harder to bear.