Big Shot (Mills & Boon Desire)

Big Shot is a quick read that barely scratches the surface of Katy Evans writing abilities. It is an equal mix of sweet and sexy with a lot of character growth packed into a small space. You can tell immediately that despite the antagonism between William and India there is also a latent simmering attraction. Unfortunately, William is a bit emotionally stunted due to his constant need to prove himself in his family. You see, while William may come from a wealthy family he has always felt like an outsider and therefore, exasperated the problem by keeping everyone at arm’s length. So when William finds himself taking care of his baby niece the only person he feels he can turn to for help is India even though she has terminated her employment with him. There are a lot of ups and downs while William and India battle their own emotional barriers and their attraction to each other. Part of the problem is the stigma of boss and employee relationships as well as both William and India projecting their insecurities onto the other. With a little bit of help from family and friends, William and India move toward the right path in order to achieve their happily ever after ❤ 3.5/5