Review: Roman's Having Sex Again by Nikki Ashton

My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Standalone
Release - February 28, 2017
Genre - RomCom
Heroine POV - 1st person
Heat - 2 out of 5
Length - 323 pages

"My life is shite, and more boring than an iced finger – it’s basically bread for goodness sake; where’s the cream? To top it all off my boss, Roman ‘The Ego’ Hepburn, hates me."

Summer James has suffered a devastating change to her life, one that could shape her future and to make matters worse she now has a new boss. Not such a major problem, some would think, but that boss is Roman Hepburn. He's rude, grouchy and impatient and has a damn fine ass!

Very quickly her feelings for the dark, brooding, Roman change and it soon becomes evident that some highly charged sexual tension has been bubbling under the surface, and Roman makes it clear that he intends to make Summer his.

Will Roman succeed in getting the girl, and if he does will he succeed in keeping the girl? Or will circumstances and Roman's hilariously strange, but loveable family, send Summer tottering to the hills on her six inch heels?

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MY REVIEW

Well wasn't this a delightful little jaunt?! I just love when I take a chance on an author that is new to me and it totally pays off. This story of Roman and Summer was charming, sweet, funny, and indubitably entertaining.

Roman was an ex-boxer-turned-contractor who ended up buying the company that Summer worked for. She was now his PA and something started to brew at the office and it wasn't just the coffee. Despite their rather acrimonious beginning (there's a reason Summer dubbed Roman "Mr. Grumpy), they fell rather easily into what turned out to be a beautiful relationship.

Roman had some demons he was still fighting and his past ended up stirring a bit of drama, but besides all of that, this story would be classified as a light read. It was well-written and had a clear direction for its plot. There were many wonderful characters to get to know, especially Roman's parents (they were a hoot!), and I wonder if any of them will get a story of their very own.