SPECIAL EDITION Donut Girl and the Bosshole: An Enemies to Lovers Billionaire Romance

This special edition paperback comes with the cutest sprayed edges! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Oohh this is good! Couldn't stop reading—in bed, on my lunch break and the last pages sneaking at work! I felt so with them both, wanted to scream at Curtis, encourage Faith, cry with them... I was a little teary eyed in the end!" —Gabi A banter-filled, enemies-to-lovers billionaire romcom with some spice and lots of laughs. I was unemployed, broken hearted, and broke, living off the generosity of my BFF. So when Knight Advertising offered me the job of a lifetime, I pushed my I’m-not-good-enough fears aside and jumped at the chance. The only problem? The too-hot, not-safe-for-work bosshole running the show. Curtis Knight was not, as his name suggested, a knight in shining armor. He was more like the knight who wanted to skewer me with his jousting stick… and that wasn’t a euphemism, unfortunately. I managed to make a disastrous first impression by spilling my coffee and squashing my donut all over his expensive shirt. Have I mentioned I also copped an unexpected—but appreciated—feel of his firm pec? Since then, he made my life hell. And I needed the money too badly to quit. Complicating matters, clients were abandoning the firm, and his father blamed Curtis. When management told me to spy on him or lose my job, I made my choice. Now he taunts me by criticizing my document margins and orders me to be online for 2:00 a.m. client meetings. I needed to uncover what was going on before I either strangled him or fell for him. I wanted this to be over with ASAP because I’ve been down this road before, and falling for the bosshole would be a mistake I might never recover from. Warning: Includes scenes of workplace seduction, accidental donut attacks, and a hero who looks way too good in a suit for everyone’s sanity. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Super cute, cozy, comfy rom com with the right amount of sassiness and bantering. Main characters' chemistry felt right, perfect for slow burners. Their connection wasn't just sexual attraction, it felt natural and deep. Both of them had family trauma and I love the way the author handled it. If you lost faith in love, well this book will definitely restore it." Goodreads reviewer