Big Shot

India Crowley has other aspirations other than her current job. William Walker is a tough man to please. As they disclose who they are to each other is how the reader will get to know them. This is why the first person point of view works so well here.

If you are someone who likes connecting with the characters, India is much more approachable and more likable. William is more standoffish and all about business. The author makes him come to a stop when she puts someone in his path that will force him to reevaluate his priorities.

This might fit your office romance fix but it’s more about our couple’s interactions outside the office that will catch your attention. You’ll see a spark and then as the scenes go by you’ll see that spark brighten. I liked the fact that India started to speak up for herself but found that certain things that she wanted in her life almost disappear – especially when they are a part of who she is. With William, we get to see him mellow out and actually find a way to enjoy the people in his life.

William’s brother and sister-in-law make an appearance. If you haven’t already, you may want to check out their story in the book titled Boss. It must be a Walker thing because when I was first introduced to Kit I thought he was a jerk. With William I had the same impression. I didn’t see anything anywhere to say that these two books are a part of a series but family connects them. I don’t know if our author is going to connect another book but I’m interested to see if India’s friend Montana shows up somewhere in the future. One other thing these two books had in common is the heat the couples have.

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Big Shot is a fast paced enemies to lovers workplace romance. I was totally hooked from the very first page. It was impossible to not fall for India. India is hard working and good at what she does. While she makes good money, she can’t help but want more from her life. And it doesn’t help that her boss is a jerk with a capital J! William is arrogant and speaks first and thinks later. He’s used to having his way and never having anyone talk back. So, when India quits her job, it throws him totally for a loop. To make matters worse, William has just agreed to watch his baby niece for the next two weeks. He’s struggling to balance work and caring for his niece. He doesn’t know what to do, so ends up calling India and hopes that she will help him out one last time…

Overall, I found this book to be a quick and enjoyable read. I am a sucker for enemies to lovers romances and could not wait to dive into this one. I will say that William and India’s story had a bit of an insta-love quality to it, but I kind of expected that since this was such a quick read. That being said, I did enjoy William & India. I loved their banter and the tension between the two of them. It was a lot of fun watching the two of them and seeing them try to make sense out of the chemistry between them.

Big Shot was a fun read, from beginning to end. I enjoyed the characters and their story-line and had a great time just getting lost in their story. Big Shot had some great tension and banter. I enjoyed the will they/won’t they moments. I loved the romance and sweet moments and the little drama in between. All in all, a fun read to spend your day getting lost in.

William a truly all work no fun workaholic, finds himself watching for his niece and without an assistant and issues with his dad. India had to leave her job, her feelings for William are more than what she knows is right. However she gets herself living at his house, watching her niece and helping him with his work, but with some rules in place. Two weeks and what do you think will happen? Fast reading story with an enemies to lovers, billionaire boss and a sexy woman, fantastic read.