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The Boss's Proposal
The Boss's Proposal by Cathy Williams released on Mar 25, 2002 is available now for purchase.
192 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published February 2, 2001
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Cathy Williams
1,329 books201 followersCathy Williams, born in Trinidad and Tobago, is a British author who has written romance novels for Mills & Boon since 1990. She lives in Chiswick, London, with her three daughters and continues to craft engaging, heartfelt love stories.
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August 27, 2017
Tips to all billionaire: if you're trying to marry a woman for love:
1. DO NOT offer marriage proposal as a business proposition and trying to sell the idea of a stable household for the kid is a sure way to fail.
2. If you are going to bedazzle her with your love, taking her and the kid to an extravagant holiday might soften her up a bit but dude seriously what else have you done to prove your love? We as a reader saw nothing, so I don't really blame the poor girl. All you did was offer marriage because it was good for the kid, took them on a holiday because you want to know the kid, offered marriage again because it was the kid and in between that you dished out insults about her failed and violent past relationship. Sorry, at exactly which point was she supposed to figure out you were head over heals in love with her?
Somebody, slap him silly!
1. DO NOT offer marriage proposal as a business proposition and trying to sell the idea of a stable household for the kid is a sure way to fail.
2. If you are going to bedazzle her with your love, taking her and the kid to an extravagant holiday might soften her up a bit but dude seriously what else have you done to prove your love? We as a reader saw nothing, so I don't really blame the poor girl. All you did was offer marriage because it was good for the kid, took them on a holiday because you want to know the kid, offered marriage again because it was the kid and in between that you dished out insults about her failed and violent past relationship. Sorry, at exactly which point was she supposed to figure out you were head over heals in love with her?
Somebody, slap him silly!
November 21, 2015
This had a lot potential, but it seemed unfinished and, more importantly, there was little chemistry between the two main characters.
The h has moved back from Australia to England. She has left memories of an abusive relationship behind. Lo and behold she ends up the secretary of the twin brother of the abusive father of her child. Okay, it sounds worse than it is. Okay, maybe it doesn't since I gave it two stars.
There was just no connection between the two. Not one of Cathy Williams best.
Plus I really don't like it when characters or anyone go from one sibling to another hence the ick factor.
The h has moved back from Australia to England. She has left memories of an abusive relationship behind. Lo and behold she ends up the secretary of the twin brother of the abusive father of her child. Okay, it sounds worse than it is. Okay, maybe it doesn't since I gave it two stars.
There was just no connection between the two. Not one of Cathy Williams best.
Plus I really don't like it when characters or anyone go from one sibling to another hence the ick factor.
November 21, 2025
HE HONESTLY TOOK THE FACT THAT SHE’D FUCKED HIS BROTHER AND HAD A BABY BY HIM QUITE IN STRIDE!
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August 28, 2022Sloppy seconds from abusive ex to his nicer twin brother. Kid from brother in tow.
January 12, 2017
This story was a little over the top. I found the misunderstandings a bit tiresome.
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July 27, 2011Her boss insisted on marriage!
An OK story.
Victoria Lokhart's relationship with Max Forbes, her sexy new boss, had to stay strictly business... just in case he discovered her secret -- her young daughter, Chloe.
Even after their passionate night together, Vicky was just as secretive about her private life. But when Max accidentally came face-to-face with Chloe, the secret was out. Chloe looked exactly like her father, Max's late brother! And Max wanted Chloe to have the Forbes name; even if that meant marrying his secretary!
An OK story.
Victoria Lokhart's relationship with Max Forbes, her sexy new boss, had to stay strictly business... just in case he discovered her secret -- her young daughter, Chloe.
Even after their passionate night together, Vicky was just as secretive about her private life. But when Max accidentally came face-to-face with Chloe, the secret was out. Chloe looked exactly like her father, Max's late brother! And Max wanted Chloe to have the Forbes name; even if that meant marrying his secretary!
January 10, 2015
A good read, very satisfying.
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