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Title	:	The Boss (The Boss #1)
Author	:	Abigail Barnette
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 327 pages
Published	:	July 15th 2013
Categories	:	Romance. Adult Fiction. Erotica. BDSM. Contemporary. Fiction. Contemporary Romance. Erotic Romance

The Boss (The Boss #1)

Abigail Barnette

ebook | Pages: 327 pages

Rating: 3.84 | 9727 Users | 965 Reviews

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Sophie Scaife almost ran away once, trading her ticket to college for a ticket to Tokyo. But a delayed flight and a hot one-night stand with a stranger changed her mind, putting her firmly on track to a coveted position at a New York fashion magazine.

When the irresistible stranger from that one incredible night turns out to be her new boss – billionaire and publishing magnate Neil Elwood – Sophie can’t resist the chance to rekindle the spark between them… and the opportunity to explore her submissive side with the most Dominant man she’s ever known.

Neil is the only man who has ever understood Sophie’s need to submit in the bedroom, and the only man who has ever satisfied those desires. When their scorching, no-strings-attached sexual relationship becomes something more, Sophie must choose between her career and heart… or risk losing them both.

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Edition Language:	English
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Normally, I don't read erotica. Just not my cup of tea, so to say. I do gynecology for a living; no need to venture to the 'private parts area' in my spare time. I could not resist posting this picture. It's just too awesome.Or maybe I was just too scarred by my venture into that territory, courtesy of Anne Rice. This book, however, may have helped fix my literary post-Anne-Rice PTSD.For a year or so, I have been happily following the blog of Jennifer Armintrout/Jenny Trout for the brilliant and

FREE on Amazon (limited time): http://goo.gl/KbgCo9★★★★★! The Boss, book 1 of 5. The best sex of her life with an older man at an airport becomes the forbidden affair with her new boss! Can you spank me again, Sir? I asked, pumping my hips against the pillow. This time, the slap he gave me made me yelp loudly in surprise. If you cant stay quiet, Ill gag you, he warned. And dont tell me how to do my job. Books in The Boss series should be read in order:Book 1: The BossBook 2: The Girlfriend

☆☆☆ No spoilers and colorful language abound! P.S. this is free on Amazon! I was not expecting to like this. I was wrong.Just because I'm not into D/s smexy stuff, doesn't mean I don't find it entertaining to read about. One must broaden their horizons and junk. In fact, I'd go as far as to say this is what FSoG should have been, it was down right empowering to read about a women taking control what and how she wanted it. Now, if you like your smut chock full of emotionally crippled men with

There's a lot to like here - honestly. I love the voice, and how the author portrays the story. She's got a great rhythm in telling the story.I love the sensibilities and respect of the characters. Just check my updates for all the stuff that I love in this book.Unfortunately, I'm not getting the "connection" between the hero and heroine. There's a huge age/power/experience disparity. I can't figure out what they see in each other except for good sex - and I'm all for that. I'd be good if that's

It's both easy and difficult to compare this book to "Fifty (or is it 50?) Shades of Grey". Easy because the storyline is similar, but difficult because "The Boss" is what FSOG should have been if it was:-written by a talented writer-based in common sense and logic, representative of a real D/s relationship-not glorifying abuse as romance-completely devoid of any oh my/jeez/inner goddess/subconscious/earth shattering orgasms every.single.time.Also, "The Boss" has plot that moves and side stories

So I previously read First Time: Penny #2 and realize that if maybe I had read "The Boss" first I would have liked it more. Instead, I saw the same themes and had the same issues with this book that I had with that one.I know that Abigail Barnette (Jenny Trout) wrote this book as the anti-Fifty Shades of Grey. And believe me I am happy that she actually did a very good job of showing a BDSM relationship that didn't have the same crap going on with Christian and Anastasia in that book. I could be