The best way to describe Bossman is: Satisfactory. I don't mean that in a bad way. There's nothing wrong with Bossman in particular. I read the entire book and felt happy with the conclusion it had some good steamy scenes, and it had some fun side characters. Bossman was an enjoyable story. But, for me, it's not really a memorable story. It was more of an "honorable mention" if you will. 
 Speaking of an "honorable mention" there are some things worth mentioning about Bossman... I liked Reese and Chase. I liked seeing their relationship grow and I felt like their sexual chemistry was pretty decent. The thing about their relationship that makes it an "honorable mention" was that it was almost too realistic. Like a lot of couples, their road to a relationship is fairly normal. Yes, they had their own unique situations and there were elements of forgiving the past. Overall, stakes were super low here. Also, they have this thing where they making up crazy stories and tell them to people. I really wish that had gone much further. I feel like there could have been a lot of humor found there and it was a missed opportunity to not expand on it. On the bright side, Reese's friend Jules was really quite the character and I wish I saw more of her. The one scene we got with her was stellar. 
 So... ya... Bossman was enjoyable but average. I liked it... I just wasn't in love with it.