Sara and Kellum do have some great chemistry and there was not a whole lot of unnecessary drama, which I really appreciated.

He does get better and more personable as the story goes on, and I don’t think there is any doubt at all that he develops real, and deep, feelings for Sara, but something about him just didn’t jive with me. Especially at the start of the story, and it left a bitter taste in my mouth that was hard for me to shake. I know, go ahead and stone me now, but I found him to be kind of a shallow jerk. I think part of my problem is that I just didn’t love Kellum. Seducing the Boss is told in dual narrative between Sara and Kellum. I will say that I seem to be the odd one out on this opinion because on goodreads everything I saw was 4 or 5 stars. I think I should have trusted my gut on this one, because while I did like it a little, I didn’t love it. I picked this book up because I loved the summary, but I didn’t love the title (still don’t because I don’t believe that really fits the tone of the story) and I don’t love the cover, but I wanted to give it a shot because the summary sounded like it would be a cute romance that I would enjoy.

Seducing the Boss is an adult contemporary romance by Mari Carr. Note: This book may be unsuitable for people under 17 years of age due to its use of sexual content, drug and alcohol use, and/or violence. As the pull between them grows stronger, Kellan discovers it’s a very dangerous thing to say never. She accepts, but it quickly becomes apparent that one night isn’t enough. He encourages her to take a walk on the wild side, one weekend of sin, no holds barred. Typically, Kellan would enjoy teasing the jilted Sara, but something in her face sends him over to her table with a plan. Ever.īut when Kellan discovers Sara’s been stood-up by an online date, something fierce and protective awakens inside of him. Kellan would never date someone like her. Kellan’s made it his mission to seek out life’s pleasures Sara gains pleasure from lecturing him on his lifestyle. Both grew up privileged in swanky Southampton, but that’s where the similarities end. Sara Connelly-ER nurse, do-gooder, charitable crusader, and frequent pain in his ass. Kellan James is unwinding at Score when he spots the last person he’d ever expect to find in his favorite bar. Published by Entangled, Brazen on August 1, 2016 Seducing the Boss by Mari CarrĪugMichelle Book Briefs Adult, Blog Tours, Giveaways, Reviews 0

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