It is the night before the wedding of Hanna Bergstrom and Will Sumner. Will is questioning why Hanna's mother insisted on separate rooms tonight? Is it to keep with tradition? Or is it all about building suspense and anticipation? But now they are married, Hanna is interviewing for a position and so far has had offers at every location she applies. Will she choose Harvard just 200 miles away? Or will her choice be Caltech so many miles away in California? Stress builds as Will wants to share her decisions on where they will live and where she will work. He would love for her to become a teacher, and she is livid with his suggestion and refuses to discuss it with him. She wants a lab of her own and wants to do research. She thinks she can have it all, do it all, and keep things perfect with Will, their families and friends. Is she right?

As a hero, Will is a delicious delight. He is loving and sensitive to Hanna always and is so sexy and HOT. Their circle of friends, Chloe and Bennett, Max and Sara, George and her brother, Jensen, all add to this colorful cast of characters. When the major life decision is made, they are all there with new adventures planned for all. Toe-curling sex and lots of laughs as usual from Christina Lauren who never disappoints. BEAUTIFUL BOSS is too short, too fast. I didn't want it to end. I can't wait for what's coming next and hopefully soon.

Book Summary

The ninth work in the New York Times and #1 internationally bestselling series that started with Beautiful Bastard. In this e-novella, Will Sumner and Hanna Bergstrom (from Beautiful Player) find that a wedding and everlasting love were just the beginning.

One Player tamed. One nerd girl satisfied. And one more major life decision to make. When Will fell for Hanna, her quirky sense of humor and fierce dedication to her career were part of the attraction. (Not to mention her coy newbie attitude toward sex and her willingness to let him teach her everything.) But when the job offers start rolling in for her—and oh, they do—Hanna has trouble deciding what she wants, where they should live, and how much she should burden Will with the decision. Magic between the sheets is only one part of a relationship...getting on the same page is quite another altogether.