Falling for Bossy Mr. Wolfe

When we first met I thought he wanted to eat me up, not my business.

I was determined to make my bakery a success. I owe it to my grandmother, but first I have to prove myself. As long as I follow the rules she set, my dream will finally be within my grasp.

Except, I keep breaking them one by one.

And now there’s an outside threat that could force my business to close in thirty days.

Enter Grayson Wolfe. His bossy demeanor caught me off guard and so did how much I liked it. He’s demanding and as hot as sin, and you could cut the sexual tension between us with a knife. Our first date was perfect, and when the night ended, I thought we had a future together.

Until I find out who he really is.

I’m about to lose everything–my business, my home– and the bossy billionaire I fell for is the one person responsible. It’s his company that bought the building I live and work in and they want us out– now .I’m determined to fight this battle and win.

And he’s determined to win my heart. To him, business isn’t personal. To prove his point, he suggests a bet. He’ll spend two weeks successfully working at my bakery. I know he’ll cave within a few days and I’ll get what I want. If I win, he promises to create a proposal to save the building and present it to his board of directors. If I lose, I have to convince the other tenants that this heartless corporation has their best interests in mind.

I’ve got two weeks to prove to him that business is personal. ♥ ♥ ♥ Author Notes: A he falls first, possessive billionaire, enemies-to-lovers, opposites attract, workplace romance with a bossy, self-assured seemingly uncompromising business CEO who feels he’s always right and is given up expecting woman to want him for more than what he has to give them and a curvy baker who’s been burnt by love before make a bet that leaves more than their businesses at stake. This one has all the feels and enough steam to fog up all of your windows.

Falling for Bossy Mr. Wolfe is part of the Curvy Ever After series. It can be read as a standalone, is inspired by a beloved fairy tale, and ends with a happily-ever-after. If you love family drama and the subtle build of future romances, I suggest you read them in order, starting with Fake Dating Mr. Prince . This is a steamy romance filled with salty language, found family, love, and familiar places in the tiny state of Rhode Island.