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 I feel bad giving this book 3 stars, because that makes it seem like I didn't enjoy it. I did. But, I just didn't find anything outstanding about it. At least, nothing 4 or 5 star-worthy. 
 I've read several really great books lately and this one just didn't quite live up to them. In particular, after reading Fangirl and the Anna and the French Kiss Series, I was a bit spoiled by great characters, not just the main characters, either. 
 With Bossman, it lacked those characters that you fall in love with. The ones that stick around long after you've closed the book. 
 There were also a few places where the book lost me. Some of Chase's obsessive behaviors were unbelievable enough to take me out of the story. (Like when he was sitting outside Reese's apartment for weeks at a time, every single night, all night long.) And the lighthearted take on sexual harassment in the workplace made me uncomfortable a few times. 
 Also, this was a case where I didn't really understand why the hero was so in love with the heroine (hello, Twilight), Maybe I'd be able to understand it more if I felt like Chase and Reese had more of a connection or if Reese's character had something particularly alluring or unique about her. 
 Aside from those issues, I loved all the cringy moments (I laughed out loud, nervously, a few times), the steamy scenes were really good, and the epilogue was so satisfying and adorable. 
 I definitely want to read more of Vi Keeland's books. This book had enough elements in it that I enjoyed, so I'm pretty confident I'll find a book of hers that I'll like a bit more than this one! 
 Audiobook Performance 
 Bossman had two audiobook readers due to the two POVs. The female reader's voice was distracting. She sounded older than the character she was narrating and something about her voice was a little grating, however, she did a great job with the male voices and I could easily distinguish different characters. She also did a great job acting. It was just her voice that I didn't particularly like. The male audiobook reader had a great voice but was a little on the monotoned side. 
 Read the full review on my blog: In Love & Words