“I think that’s the same line drug dealers use when they’re trying to get kids to try crack for the first time.”ĭespite Holland’s reluctance, teaming up on her project is exactly what both of them needed.

“But not from you.” She shook her head, as if to clear it. “I do need help.” It sounded like defeat, but a fire quickly relit in her eyes. Both feel the instant attraction, and for the first time Oliver has to work to get and keep Holland’s attention. He just happens to be in the office coffee shop one day and runs into Holland, who is more than willing to call him out on his rude behavior. Oliver is needed more than ever at the office, but the appeal of staying angry and drinking is more than he can resist. She’s mapped out her life to include getting the right job and then creating a family of her own.

She hates her job in sales, but she has a plan to move into the position she should have gotten if only she can keep her male colleagues from her new project. She’s smart, determined, and has a plan to succeed as an analyst in the highly competitive and male-dominated world of sports tech. Now his once successful company is hanging on by a thread while he can’t find himself caring about anything. He took some time away only to return after his parents died and learned a shocking secret, which sent his world spinning. He’s rich and successful, but somehow felt lost. He is smart, sexy, charming, and the CEO of a major company in the sports technology world after creating the idea for it with his dad. Big by Delancey Stewart: Oliver had it all.

Posted August 9th, 2017 by Sara in Blog, Category Romance, Review / 6 comments

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