Grace Robbins and her new boss, Mitch Wentworth, had managed to deny their attraction until they got lost together in the Australian wilderness. Away from civilization, their lives potentially in danger, their true feelings surfaced. Then they were rescued....
Back at the office, Mitch was every inch the boss and Grace was determined to keep a cool head. But they were both fighting the memory of their nights in the outback - and maintaining a professional distance might not last for long....
Multi award winning author, Barbara Hannay, is a city bred girl with a yen for country life. Most of her 50 plus books are set in rural and outback Australia and they've been enjoyed by readers around the world.
Barbara has been nominated five times for Romance Writers of America's RITA Award which she won in 2007 and she has twice won Australia's Romantic Book of the Year award.
In her own version of life imitating art, Barbara and her husband currently live on a misty hillside in beautiful Far North Queensland where they keep heritage pigs, hens, ducks, turkeys and an untidy but productive garden.
The h and H work together on film site and They got lost in the outback . Everything was ok between them until they were rescued, OW make some troubles and I think the H was weak in dealing with her !!
In the end the misunderstanding was resolved and There is a short epilogue showing the success of the film and the happiness of the H& h .
Grace is hysterical because Mitch Wentworth is going to be her new boss and he's all male and she has to deal with him closely! Her boyfriend, on the other hard, is all cold! Her best friend's solution is to seduce the boyfriend one night in his apartment and move the relation forward! Unfortunately, and to Grace's ultimate shock, the plan backfired because her boyfriend invited her new boss to his apartment in the night of the seduction! The night was catastrophic and she had to live with its consequences the next months when she was stranded with the boss himself!
Nice and funny, but not that amazing.
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This book is- and feels- dated and was obviously written before the #metoo movement... boss hitting on employee is always a difficult one to manage effectively, and it's not.