Her Boss's Marriage Agenda

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Summary: Her Boss's Marriage Agenda
Review: I really enjoyed this book. Erin Tunnicliffe was raised by an overprotective father. She has occassional visits with her mother, who enjoyes living a single life. Erin leaves home to work and live in the city, desperate to experience life away from her watchful father.
Erin meets her boss Joshua Salsbury who is intrigued by her. He wants to spend time with the beautiful Erin. Their relationship has ups and down because Erin is so inexperienced that she doesnt see how much he cares for her. And Joshua is so unused to women turning him down that he doesn't tell her how he feels. Erin spreads her wings and dates several men trying to get her mind off of Joshua who she believes is too sophistiacted to have a serious interest in her.

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Summary: Her Bosses Agenda
Review: This was not one of my favorite books. Erin Tunnicliffe is too flighty, she can't seem to keep her mind on one man and yet all she wants is one man.
Erin thinks Joshua Salsbury is so far above her, but we see, Joshua is just as unsure of Erin, and she gives him reason to be unsure, and jealous.
Erin is so good at her job, she comes in late from lunch after being at the company only a few weeks, and she gets a cush job, yet she thinks her boss can't have nepotism placed at his door.
Joshua has never fell in love so quickly, and he is so bowled over by Erin that he follows her so she doesn't get into trouble with one of the men she takes up with.
Erin father Leslie has made her immature, by the way he has treated her, Leslie is so afraid Erin will turn out like her mother Nina, who if it can be believed, is less mature than Erin.
Joshua has his hands full, but he blows hot and cold, so someone with the lack of experence as Erin is, she finds it hard to read him.
I like Susan Fox, Rebecca Winters, Helen Brooks, the late great Betty Neels, the late Essie Summers, and Eva Rutland.