3.5 stars for this office romance

I liked Margot and Luke individually and together. Margot seemed to know what she wanted in a partner, so the only area she still wanted validation was in her familial relationships. Luke was just a nice guy and he cared what others thought of him. What they had in common, other than sexual chemistry, was the drive to make their mark in their career.

I had always wondered what Elliott knew about Margot and Luke, but he did hire Elliott before Margot met him so there wasn’t any big brother match making there.

The secondary characters added some flavor to the romance. I’m wondering if Avery will get her own book.