Mr. Boss Series by Evey Lyon

One business trip is all it takes for this boss to end up with the unexpected. .. As co-owner of Ives & Wells, Josh is ready to nail the most important business trip of his career. But does it have to include his business partner’s moody younger sister Layla escorting him to New Orleans? As much as they hate each other, it isn’t completely crazy. Technically, she’s an employee and Josh is her boss. But one fight after another leads to an explosion in the bedroom… more than once... moreOne business trip is all it takes for this boss to end up with the unexpected. .. As co-owner of Ives & Wells, Josh is ready to nail the most important business trip of his career. But does it have to include his business partner’s moody younger sister Layla escorting him to New Orleans? As much as they hate each other, it isn’t completely crazy. Technically, she’s an employee and Josh is her boss. But one fight after another leads to an explosion in the bedroom… more than once. Josh definitely wasn’t planning on nailing more than a good business deal on this trip. Unfortunately, their plan to leave the antics in the bedroom and out of the office falls apart as soon as they return home. First, because some of their mutual talents can’t be forgotten. Two, because there is a business partner that may kill Josh as soon as he figures out what happened. And three, because some secrets can only be kept for so long, give or take nine months. The Unexpected Card is a standalone novel from the new Mr. Boss series. I filled this workplace romance with banter, a swoony boss, and surprises along the way. less

This boss’s charm is all it takes for the nanny to be in trouble…. Logan Jax probably shouldn’t have eyed the nanny like she was his next meal. But what guy living a bachelor’s life wouldn’t when Sadie looks like that? He doesn’t get points for asking Sadie to be his fake date, either. But he needed to close a billion-dollar deal. And he certainly doesn’t get bonus points for sleeping with the nanny. However, Sadie’s hand roamed, his hand roamed, and the stars aligned for orgasmic bliss... moreThis boss’s charm is all it takes for the nanny to be in trouble…. Logan Jax probably shouldn’t have eyed the nanny like she was his next meal. But what guy living a bachelor’s life wouldn’t when Sadie looks like that? He doesn’t get points for asking Sadie to be his fake date, either. But he needed to close a billion-dollar deal. And he certainly doesn’t get bonus points for sleeping with the nanny. However, Sadie’s hand roamed, his hand roamed, and the stars aligned for orgasmic bliss. His sister gave him one rule when his nephew was placed in his care. Don’t (literally) screw up the arrangement with the supernanny. Despite Sadie trying to keep it professional, his charm wears her down and although Sadie struts around in his shirt, clearly enjoying his cocky antics—it’s a problem. She wants him, and he wants her. But Logan Jax doesn’t do relationships or family; he isn’t the settling-down type, and that’s exactly what she wants…. The Big Charmer is the second standalone story from the Mr. Boss series. This story is filled with banter, a swoony boss, and surprises along the way. less

Wes Bay is the boss who isn’t just a distraction, he’s her perfect distraction…. I didn’t mean to trick my little sister’s best friend into working for me. Okay, I totally did, but I need Emily. She’s the only person that can make my new restaurant business a success. Calling me boss and being in close proximity to me is purely a coincidental bonus. After all, there was once or twice in our history when our chemistry nearly combusted. There is just one obstacle to my grand plan... moreWes Bay is the boss who isn’t just a distraction, he’s her perfect distraction…. I didn’t mean to trick my little sister’s best friend into working for me. Okay, I totally did, but I need Emily. She’s the only person that can make my new restaurant business a success. Calling me boss and being in close proximity to me is purely a coincidental bonus. After all, there was once or twice in our history when our chemistry nearly combusted. There is just one obstacle to my grand plan. Emily has a firm career plan, and they don’t involve any entanglements with me. Nope. The last thing she thinks she needs is to add sleeping with her boss to the equation. I, on the other hand, am betting on the fact that she could probably use a distraction—in the shape of me. Surely, all I need to do is throw in a little persuasion to ensure she doesn’t get away a third time…. This is the third standalone novel from the Mr. Boss series where you can revisit your favorite characters throughout. This feel-good story is filled with banter, a swoony boss, steamy times, and surprises along the way. less

Cole Tate is the boss that isn’t used to faking it, and he’s not about to start…. It was never on my radar to have a woman living in my house, especially not one that shares my last name.  But I’ve been eyeing a corporate takeover for the last year and Ruby, the newly Mrs. Cole Tate, just happens to be from the same friend circle and is the daughter of the current company owner. She also holds the key to the extra board votes I need to win... moreCole Tate is the boss that isn’t used to faking it, and he’s not about to start…. It was never on my radar to have a woman living in my house, especially not one that shares my last name.  But I’ve been eyeing a corporate takeover for the last year and Ruby, the newly Mrs. Cole Tate, just happens to be from the same friend circle and is the daughter of the current company owner. She also holds the key to the extra board votes I need to win. The spitfire beauty just needs to be married to make it happen. It’s in a ridiculous clause. Luckily for me, Ruby has her own reasons for ensuring I succeed. So, we struck a deal and found ourselves as husband and wife. It’s a win-win and oh so easy…. Except living together is a constant game of taunting the other—clothing optional. Then there is the fact that we are quite good at faking our attraction in public.  Soon our long talks don’t feel like pretend anymore. Not to mention, we decide to add benefits to the equation. And yep, we are excellent at those benefits too. Suddenly, what should have been an easy and temporary deal begins to look a little too real…. The Real Deal is the fourth and final standalone story in the Mr. Boss series where you can revisit your favorite characters throughout. This feel-good story is filled with banter, a swoony boss, steamy times, and surprises along the way. less

The complete 5-book collection of the Bossy Hearts series in one book! Join the swoon-worthy bosses of Chicago and the witty women who capture their hearts. This series blends humor, heart, and sizzling steamy chemistry into irresistible reads. Each book can be read as a standalone, yet connects seamlessly with the other stories in the series. The romances offer light, low-angst reads with steamy and wit set against the vibrant backdrop of Chicago. The Unexpected Card... moreThe complete 5-book collection of the Bossy Hearts series in one book! Join the swoon-worthy bosses of Chicago and the witty women who capture their hearts. This series blends humor, heart, and sizzling steamy chemistry into irresistible reads. Each book can be read as a standalone, yet connects seamlessly with the other stories in the series. The romances offer light, low-angst reads with steamy and wit set against the vibrant backdrop of Chicago. The Unexpected Card. I'm her brother's best friend. The guy she can't stand. One business trip, and I'm not just her boss anymore. I'm adding baby daddy to my resume. The Broken Rule (Bonus material). I created the employee handbook. The one that highlights that fraternizing with your employee/your sister's best friend is a rule. The Big Charmer. Having a billion-dollar empire should mean that I don't have time for charming the off-limits younger nanny except…. The Perfect Distraction. She's my second chance, my little sister's best friend, and now I'm her boss. Emily is a distraction, and I intend to make mine. The Real Deal. I don’t like to fake anything — but it's a marriage of convenience. And now I'm not so sure I want it to be temporary anymore. less