Review: Saved by the Boss

 

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My rule is to never fall in love with a client.

His rule? To never fall in love at all.

I work at an elite matchmaking company. A failing one, to be honest.

We’re near bankruptcy when billionaire Anthony Winter invests.

It’s only business for him—he doesn’t believe in the company’s mission.

No, Anthony tells me true love is a lie and our clients are delusional.

He’s a cynic in a thousand-dollar suit. He’s also a challenge I can't resist.

We make a bet. I have three dates to prove our service works.

Three dates to set him up with the woman he never knew he needed.

He has no intention of finding one. I have no intention of being her.

But as we spend time together, I realize his cynicism is only a facade.

He’s a man hiding a painful secret. A man hurting.

And most definitely a man worthy of true love.

He saved my company.

Will he let me save him in return?

Genre: contemporary romance

Publication date: July 2021

Mature content: yes

Review: Saved by the Boss is book two in the New York Billionaires series. I started reading this series with book three (Say Yes to the Boss), then went back to book one (Think Outside the Boss) and now I finished book two - and, in my opinion, I saved the best for last. 

I absolutely loved Saved by the Boss and I can honestly say I couldn't put it down. It made me laugh, it made me smile, and it made me cry in some places too.

 

Anthony's suffering is so raw and real you can't help but root for him in every way possible. He was my favorite by far, an imperfect hero engaged in a real struggle to keep his life together in the face of a scary health hard deadline. Summer is just perfect for him, a combination of positivity and support that is just what he needs.

 

I could go on and on, but to sum it all up - I was sad to see this story end, and I definitely intend to read more books by this author. Recommended!

Happy readings!

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