Title: One Last Job
Series: Flights and Feelings
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Format: Ebook
Pages: 382
Published: July 7, 2023
Where I got It: Kindle Unlimited
Summary:
Working late never felt so good.
When Amber Wyatt gets the opportunity to project manage a lucrative contract with The August Room, an exclusive and glamorous private members’ club, she can’t wait to get started. That is until she meets handsome managing director. Finn Hawthorne seemingly has no respect for her work, continuously undermines her and, worst of all, has the uncanny ability to charm everyone else he meets.
But launching The August Room is Finn's baby and he needs it to go well. With whispers of nepotism he needs to prove himself. Which explains why he can’t stand Amber. Not only is she charging him a small fortune, she keeps dismissing his ideas and, worst of all, she’s drop-dead gorgeous and seemingly immune to his charms.
Forced to work together to meet the tight launch day deadline, sparks begin to fly, and the fine line between business and pleasure starts to blur.
What was supposed to be a career-defining project leaves them both wanting more, but will they take it, or will this one last job destroy everything they've built?
Review:
Randomly stumbled upon this one while looking for something else and this seemed fabulous.
Here we have Finn and Amber. They are forced to work together to meet a tight launch date. When together...it seems they are too different, but they will soon learn they are perfect for each other.
I'm going to do a divide and conquer review again. My poor brain hurts today.
The Good
- Loved these two! Finn and Amber were great. Loved their banter
- I liked how this naturally happened. Yes, they were forced together but it took time and it felt right.
- This is part of a series, but it didn't feel like it. It felt like a nice standalone. Sure, there might've been cameos, but I didn't notice
- The ending was lovely and was perfect.
The Bad and the Ugly
- I don't really have any issues. ;)
Conclusion
Great read. I would def read more by this author and maybe more in this series. 5 stars from me.
