So not only was this an adorably sweet friends-to-lovers story between two people who spend their whole weeks together, but it was also an office romance? Temporarily a roommates romance? WITH HOCKEY? Knock me over with a feather, it was perfect ? It starts when Rebecca takes a nasty fall, winding up with one hell of a concussion, which leads to other medical complications, and that’s when Nate steps in to try and help. His handsome forehead wrinkles with confusion.

“That’s not an easy question!” Obviously. “Help me understand-are you pissed off about the kiss? Or are you pissed that I stopped?” Now, he’s a billionaire tech mogul, and she’s still his office manager, except now she mostly just manages the Brooklyn Bruisers, the hockey team Nate started and owned. Damn, it delivered ? It followed the lovely Rebecca and Nate, who met seven years ago when Rebecca applied to be the office manager of Nate’s start-up company of 17 employees. Let me just say: Brooklynaire did exactly what I asked of it. came through, reminding me about Brooklynaire, a book from one of my favorite authors that’s been sitting on my Kindle, unread! It’s been a hard week, and I needed the comfort. I put a story on my Instagram page asking for soft, sweet friends-to-lovers recommendations that I could get swept up in.

So why can’t we keep our hands off each other? She says we’re too different, and it can never happen again. But what friends don’t do is rip off each others’ clothes for a single, wild night together. When Rebecca gets hurt, I step in to help. All I know is that one whiff of her perfume ruins my concentration. I don’t know when I started waking in the night, craving her. She manages both my hockey team and my sanity. You’d be wrong.įor seven years Rebecca has brightened my office with her wit and her smile. You’d think a billion dollars, a professional hockey team and a six-bedroom mansion on the Promenade would satisfy a guy. Also by this author: Top Secret,, Him (Him, #1)Ī sexy new standalone from USA Today bestseller Sarina Bowen.

Brooklynaire by sarina bowen