Dating lessons from Denver’s Most Eligible Bachelor? I’d be crazy to say no... even though he’s my boss.
My boss and I have always gotten along—some say a little too well. But Ethan North and I couldn’t be more different.
He’s Denver’s Most Eligible Bachelor. I’m his painfully single executive assistant. He collects one-night stands. I collect signed paperbacks and, apparently, relationship trauma.
After a bad breakup and a string of rebound dates ranging from humiliating to horrifying (one involving a guy with a foot obsession and a plastic unicorn), Ethan makes a proposal: he’ll coach me.
It was supposed to be simple. A few practice dates. Some constructive feedback. Zero feelings.
Except my boss doesn’t look at me like we’re just practicing. He touches me like we aren’t temporary. And when he kisses me? I start to wonder if opposites don’t just attract—they combust.
But if I’m going to risk my heart again, I need more than chemistry. I need commitment. And Ethan North has never been anyone’s forever.
Genre: Romance
My boss and I have always gotten along—some say a little too well. But Ethan North and I couldn’t be more different.
He’s Denver’s Most Eligible Bachelor. I’m his painfully single executive assistant. He collects one-night stands. I collect signed paperbacks and, apparently, relationship trauma.
After a bad breakup and a string of rebound dates ranging from humiliating to horrifying (one involving a guy with a foot obsession and a plastic unicorn), Ethan makes a proposal: he’ll coach me.
It was supposed to be simple. A few practice dates. Some constructive feedback. Zero feelings.
Except my boss doesn’t look at me like we’re just practicing. He touches me like we aren’t temporary. And when he kisses me? I start to wonder if opposites don’t just attract—they combust.
But if I’m going to risk my heart again, I need more than chemistry. I need commitment. And Ethan North has never been anyone’s forever.
Genre: Romance
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