Review: Not Suitable for Work by Skye McDonald
SYNOPSIS:
The competition is stiff. The stakes are high. And what happens on Halloween night is definitely not suitable for work.
Celeste Greene and Ben Addison didn’t realize the internship-to-hire opportunity was actually a contest, but neither of these talented web designers can afford to walk away.
After betrayal destroyed her fabulous life in New York City, Celeste moved home to Nashville, Tennessee broke and broken. Restarting her career is her only goal. An ice queen who drove her partner to cheat can’t even think about friends or fun. Celeste’s talent and desperation should make the competition an easy win—if only she could stop gawking at her rival long enough to concentrate.
Ben Addison doesn’t want to be a corporate climber or live in a high-rise downtown. He just needs a steady paycheck after foolishly investing everything in a pretty face and a shot at a music career. He has no business fantasizing about his competitor, even if she is the most stunning—and guarded—woman he’s ever met.
This contest can’t rival the chemistry between these two, but is the risk worth the reward? With a haunting past and her future on the line, Celeste must decide what she wants, what she needs, and what her heart is really worth.
Review:
Ok, so I’m a little wreaked after finishing NSFW last night. I loved this book. It had amazing chemistry & steam factor but also a struggle from the heroine that I felt deep. I cried so hard while reading this book but also felt the absolute high of finding love.
It’s amazing how easily words can have an affect on someone, positively or negatively. Especially if you are struggling to find your worth and someone tells you how cold & unworthy you are. Finding the strength to learn your truth &figure out who you are by your own standard without input from other is such a feat.
This book really made me think about how my words and actions can affect people, how I should always remember to be kind & have compassion. Everyone has a struggle, big or small, and all of these struggles are valid.
Not Suitable for Work is out now & available on KU. Thank you Skye McDonald for gifting me a copy in exchange for an honest review! Going to need to order a physical copy because I need this one on my shelves.
