Engaging the Office Enemy

Title: Engaging the Office Enemy

Series: California Dreamin' #5

Author: Kristin Canary

Publisher: Dreaming of You Press

Genre: RomCom, Contemporary Fiction,

Source: Kindle Unlimited

My Review:

Engaging the Office Enemy is the fifth book in Kristin Canary's California Dreamin' series. They are best read in order as each book builds upon the last one. The series follows a group of friends. 

I have been curious about Alexis's story since I started the series. She has some serious man hate and I was curious why. All questions are answered in this story and she has great character growth.

Read for:

🚢enemies to lovers

🚢fake dating

🚢forced proximity

🚢cruise ship 

🚢unexpected depth

🚢witty banter

Downside:

🚢a little cheese factor near the end (I won't say in relation to what, but it is minor)

Overall, it is another great book in the series, I can't believe I am almost at the end of the series!

★★★★/5

Synopsis (Goodreads): 

I hate fakers—and Dax Nyhart is as fake as they come.

I also hate to lose.

My nemesis has been stealing all the best clients for the last year at the marketing firm where we both work—and not because he’s better than me. Because 1) his uncle is the boss and 2) he kisses up to people.

And I’m sick of it.

So when he asks me to fake an engagement so he can land another job—far away from me—I agree. It’s only one dinner, right?

Yeah, sure. One dinner turns into an entire Caribbean cruise. But I’ll do anything to get rid of this pain in my backside. Even pretend to like Dax. Or love him, as it were.

Even hold his hand, laugh with him … kiss him. Discover that maybe there’s more to Dax Nyhart than meets the eye.

The problem? I have no idea what’s fake and what’s real anymore. I’m afraid this game we’re playing might leave me losing more than just clients to Dax.

And this loss might be the most painful of all.

Fans of Jenny Proctor and Emma St. Clair will love this closed-door, friends-to-lovers romantic comedy with lots of sizzle and spice, but no on-page explicit content.