DNF 
 I decided to give up after a few chapters. Premise sounded interesting, and let's be honest that cover model is just hot. Who would say no to that? But this was just not a believable story to me with characters that behave like real people would. 
 Our heroine is new to her work and meets H as a colleague and work mentor. Their first meeting is the typical office-walk around where introductions and a quick hello is exchanged. Then literally on their next meeting on her Day 2, they are asking very personal questions and flirting: 
 The hero makes inferences to Fifty Shades of Grey because his last name is Gray and she called him Mr. Gray. At this point my reaction was "okaaaay" but I kept going. 
 Then after watching a woman flirt with him she outrightly asks him why he wasn't interested, saying the woman seems like his type. First of all, none of her business. Second, how does she know what is his type?? What would that comment even imply when all she saw was a beautiful woman with big breasts. I kid you not she then says, that from what she has heard so far in water cooler conversations "most of the women in this building[...] all want to sleep with you." 
 Even if she did hear this, it is so inappropriate to comment on it. And also who has these kind of conversations at the water cooler around new hires? 
 To which he replies, jokingly but still totally inappropriately, "an exaggeration, for the most part." Then when prompted explains to her that he only wants sex with his non relationships. 
 She then calls him out for flirting with her, and asks if it's because she gives off sex-only vibes. At some point she just reaches over and straighten his tie for him. If that is not a come hither move I don't know what is. At work. At work!! I cannot believe she did that at work. 
 But it gets better. 
 He asks her what her stance is on sleeping with coworkers. 
 And the kicker is, contrary to all her actions above, she is against getting involved with someone at work. Because you know, her work is really important to her. 
 If you have worked in any professional organization you would know how ridiculous and implausible that entire exchange was. Even if the author had fast forwarded a week or a month into work that would have been career suicide. For either of them. 
 So it was after this crazy exchange from biazarro world that I closed the book. Having worked in small companies/creative ad agencies to Fortune 500 companies I can tell you that would have been inappropriate in all of those environments. 
 Who wants to read on at this point because I don't know maybe she will asks him to help her pick out a hook up on Tindr, or get his opinion on what colour of underwear she should wear on her hot date, by modeling them. Or maybe a unicorn will fly by and whiz them off to a HEA. I just can't.