Bossman by VI Keeland

First and foremost, for a romantic comedy, “Bossman” was a little dark. It starts off lighthearted and funny, but you get the hint that there is something darker lurking just beneath the surface. As the story progresses, the reader finds themselves leaping from past to present until the two come crashing together, and you suddenly find out why it felt like something terrible was about to happen.

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