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Working for the Billionaire Triplets: A Billionaire Boss Why Choose Romance

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A high-heat, enemies-to-lovers why-choose romance.Enemies to Lovers + Forced Proximity + Reverse Harem + Workplace Power Dynamics

I got fired for telling the truth.
Turns out the three billionaires who fired me found out how much they need me.

And as hard as it is to admit, I really need the job.
That means going back to work for the men who destroyed my career.

My conditions are
A ninety-day contract.
A big bonus on day ninety. Enough money to fix the problem ruining my life.
And they stay out of my way.

Turns out billionaires aren't very good at taking orders.

Vance is commanding and controlling. He’s the kind of man who doesn't ask. He just claims. Until me.

Archer makes everything look effortless, including wanting me. And I refuse to make it easy.

Nico is the quiet one. The dangerous one. The bad boy who has me figured out before I even realize how much trouble I’m in.

I have ninety days to survive them and leave with the money.
But standing up to three men who've never been told no might be the biggest mistake I've ever made.

Ninety days. Three billionaires. One very big problem.



***Working for the Billionaire Triplets is a steamy reverse harem romance with three possessive alphas, a sharp-tongued heroine who never asks for help, and a guaranteed HEA.

248 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 7, 2026

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1,854 reviews311 followers
July 10, 2026
So this was just total brain candy for me - I wanted something fun, fast, and that wouldn't stress me out. This was cheesy and delicious, and fit the bill perfectly.

And it was better than I expected. Lana is a great FMC, who is smart and stands up for herself in a way that is fierce but not bitchy. It's a tough line to walk.

Angst is non-existent. There are fights/issues, but they're solved almost immediately after they happen. And again, that was exactly what I wanted right now - my life is chaos, so I have been reaching for escapism and junk food in book form.
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14 reviews1 follower
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June 27, 2026
I don’t even know what to say - this might be where I draw the line in terms of stupid
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23 reviews
May 23, 2026
agh it was just there. kinda boring. enjoyed it at some parts but no wear near close to one of the better why chooses i love. it was kinda just a filler book for the last few days
3,566 reviews26 followers
Review of advance copy received from Author
April 20, 2026
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Working for the Billionaire Triplets by Molly Eden is a high-energy, enemies-to-lovers romance packed with tension, attitude, and undeniable chemistry.

Lana is a strong, no-nonsense heroine who refuses to be walked over—even when her circumstances force her back into the orbit of the three men who wronged her. Her determination, sharp tongue, and clear boundaries make her easy to root for from the very beginning.

The three billionaires each bring a distinct dynamic to the story. Vance is intense and controlling, Archer is smooth and confident, and Nico carries a quieter, more dangerous edge. Their different personalities keep the interactions fresh and layered, especially as Lana challenges each of them in her own way.

The workplace setting adds an extra layer of tension, with power dynamics and forced proximity driving the story forward. Watching the shift from hostility to attraction is what makes this book so engaging—it’s messy, dramatic, and exactly what fans of the trope are looking for.

What really raises the stakes is how past history and lingering trust issues threaten their future. When an outside enemy tries to use Lana for their own gain, she proves her strength by refusing to be manipulated—but the real question becomes whether the triplets can trust her. That tension adds a compelling emotional layer and keeps you invested in how everything will unfold.

If you enjoy strong heroines, enemies-to-lovers tension, and why-choose romance with plenty of sparks, this is a fun and addictive.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Profile Image for Cassandra.
1,055 reviews2 followers
May 11, 2026
I went into this one expecting a really fluffy and cheesy RH billionaire book. Whilst, I did get what I was expecting, it was better than I expected. I liked that each one of them earned their relationship, it wasn't all of them all at once (even though that's how it ended up anyway). I also did like that she seriously called them out on their crap, not just business-wise, but also personal stuff. So many times author's will have the FMC just gloss over something that one of MMC said or did, and it does get annoying. Lana didn't do that.

Sure there were some things that I didn't really care for. There wasn't much background information given. Like, why doesn't she have any friends? How does she not weigh 400 pounds if she bakes every day (lol)? We got a smidge more personality from each of the guys, but we didn't get a lot of their background at all.

I did rate this one higher because I did love to see Lana calling them out on their crap. I didn't like, though, that the drama was a little too tame. I think the author could have built up things with the competitor a little more to bring it to a head.
I also didn't feel like she had much of a connection or relationship with Vance. Sure, he was last, but at the same time, it was only a day after the others. I think that because of how distant and belligerent he has been, it would have taken them a little longer to come together. Overall, though, I did like this book. I don't know if I will read the new one coming out later this year, but if it does pop up in my FB feed, I probably will grab it.
205 reviews
June 23, 2026
Working for the Billionaire Triplets by Molly Eden is a strong example of how the why-choose romance structure can be executed with both clarity and control.

What stands out most is the differentiation between the central male characters. In a multi-partner dynamic, one of the most common challenges is maintaining distinct identities and emotional roles. Here, each character contributes a unique presence to the narrative, allowing the relationships to feel intentional rather than interchangeable.

The tension is also carefully managed. The story leans into familiar tropes—enemies-to-lovers, workplace dynamics, and forced proximity—but uses them as a framework rather than a crutch. The progression of power, resistance, and eventual emotional alignment unfolds in a way that feels measured and purposeful.

There is a clear awareness of pacing, particularly in how attraction and conflict are balanced. The narrative allows space for friction and negotiation within the relationships, which strengthens the overall dynamic and keeps the story engaging throughout.

For readers of why-choose and contemporary romance, this is a well-structured and engaging entry that delivers both on premise and execution while maintaining strong character presence across its central cast.
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16 reviews
August 10, 2026
Fun, Smart, and Sexy!

This book is exactly what it should be: a really good time with just the right mix of humor, spice, thoughtfulness, intelligence, and heart. One of my favorite aspects is that the characters deal with their mistakes, flaws, and decisions with a good deal of maturity and grace. The MMCs make erroneous assumptions about the FMC based on their own past mistakes and make a couple of decisions that are very hurtful to her. In other books, I've seen this happen and the drama is dragged out unnecessarily and for far too long. Here, the FMC is rightfully hurt and angry, but takes time to think before she acts and makes the best decisions for herself. Similarly, when the MMCs mess up, they explain the experiences, thoughts, and feelings guiding their actions, take accountability, and do better. To me, this shows respect f I r both the characters and the reader, and I appreciate it very much. This was my first Molly Eden book, but definitely not my last. Highly recommend.
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6,958 reviews75 followers
May 7, 2026
This was another engaging and page turning read from this author and I absolutely love how smart and confident Lana is. She may 'only' be the PA for deceased CEO, Richard, but she made sense of his no written directions and kept the company afloat after his death. His three sons are now on scene and assume she's only there because of having 'relations' with their father. Ha! Their confidence that they could carry on the business was hilarious and they find, soon enough, that they can't function without her. Her layers, loyalty and intelligence were awesome. I just loved her! The guys learn that they can't apply the past to a new person and have some serious groveling to do before she takes back her job and lets them fully into her life. With drama, danger, connection and spice, this was a gripping read that did manage a fab HEA ;D I loved it and look forward to what's next by this author. Good fun!
Profile Image for Fiona.
3,047 reviews32 followers
Review of advance copy received from Indie Reviewers
May 2, 2026
This is a steamy story about Lana worked as her previous boss Richard Warren’s executive assistant for six months before he died. Vance, Archer and Nico, the Warren triplets are now set to take over the running of the business. There are trust issues and lots of doubt from both parties, until eventually Vance fires Lana and then discovers that he made a big mistake. I loved how the story came together and mistrust and resentment turns into lust and lots of steamy moments between Lana and the three brothers until eventually they go on to their HEA.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
33 reviews
July 5, 2026
Couldn’t put it down!

The FMC, Lana, is hands down one of the best FMCs I’ve encountered.

She isn’t afraid to speak her mind, she’s brilliant, and she doesn’t put up with any b.s. from the MMCs. She puts them in their place on day 1!

The banter between Lana and the guys is fantastic, both at work and in the bedroom. The different ways their relationships with one another evolve is great. And the writing was very direct, too. Not super long narrations about things, but efficient and to the point narrations. Not sure how else to describe it.

Anyway, this was a really great read and I’m excited to check out the next one in the series.
75 reviews
August 31, 2026
I liled it. I'll call it an rh snack book. It's not a full meal but still good. It reminded me very much of a very condensed version of the CS Berry Private Listing series. That series was a whole meal for me.
The spice wasn't the greatest. The few scenes were kind of boring. I still had a good time with the book anyway.
The fmc, Lana, was actually very smart and likable. As we're the 3 mmc's (triplets). Nico, Archer and Drake (I'm not 100 on that last one. Oops)
No cheating or ow drama which is a big plus. The men immediately turn down other women after meeting the fmc. Love that!
All in all, not too bad.
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15.2k reviews163 followers
Review of advance copy received from Author
May 6, 2026
This billionaire workplace romance features a feisty heroine who is kickass and can back it up! When Lana is fired from her position as assistant the triplets realize just how much they need Lana. Hiring her back starts them along a thrilling path filled with emotional ups and downs followed by the growing feelings between them. Add in a pesky rival trying to cause chaos and you get a story that captivates and had me cheering on this quadruple on to finding their road to happiness.

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6,627 reviews116 followers
May 9, 2026
'I have ninety days to survive them and leave with the money.
But standing up to three men who've never been told no might be the biggest mistake I've ever made.
Ninety days. Three billionaires. One very big problem.'

The characters were very appealing and complex and complicated and perfectly steamy together. Plot was intriguing and intense and well paced. World building was excellent and solidly drawn. Thoroughly enjoyed and highly recommend!

Grab a copy, kick back and enjoy!.

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4,186 reviews64 followers
June 19, 2026
Lana (FMC) has been pretty much running her boss - Richard's company for him. Knowing all aspects of it from the inside out. When he dies & his sons - Vance, Archer and Nico take over Lana's job becomes 10 times harder. Starting a game of the brothers trying to undermine her but she doesn't put up with that rubbish. Being competent, capable and more knowledgeable than they were. Made worse when they fire her.

I really liked Lana. She gave as good as she got in this book. The dynamic after she was fired made the book for me. A good read.
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278 reviews5 followers
Review of advance copy received from Author
April 10, 2026
This had me from the start, she was a strong character and they were untrusty and horrid.
But after firing her they realised that they couldn't survive without so they gave her job back and that's when the feelings developed over time. I liked that it didn't instantly happen for all of them.
It was a lovely story with a little bit of excitement thrown in.

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40 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
April 30, 2026
3 handsome, intelligent, identical brothers how is Lana supposed to pick. More importantly why would she pick. They look the same but are completely different 1 the quiet protector, 1 the playful chatter box, and 1 the authority who likes little challenge. Lana a independent woman with no family now has 3 men who want to be everything it her and are used to sharing.

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11.4k reviews40 followers
Review of advance copy
May 6, 2026
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review. I liked how good Lana is at her job but Vance, Archer and Nico have to learn it the hard way. As they get to know one another, they start falling in love. A crooked rival causes problems but it is dealt with. I'm glad they all admit their feelings and build a life together. Even better is how they help show how smart Lana is to the world.
120 reviews3 followers
May 13, 2026
Professional baddy, personal doormat

This woman was wonderfully powerful in the workplace and didn't put up with any crap. But as soon as she opened her legs, she lost her brain. The triplets screw up over and over again, prove she can't trust them and all they have to do is buy her things and lower their tones of voice. She became the very thing she was offended by when they assumed it of her.
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1,018 reviews7 followers
May 14, 2026
This was an Awesome story to read. I was hooked into the characters lives right from the start and couldn’t put the book down. I loved Lana and the Triplets, they had great chemistry. Awesome characters, Awesome storyline. RH, Billionaire, Steamy Romance, I loved it and can’t wait to read more stories from this author.

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63 reviews1 follower
June 9, 2026
3 Billionaires

I really like the layout of this why choose. Each man has a different personality even though they are triplets. And Lana sure gave them a run for their money. Im glad that they gave each other a chance after what happened to them and realized everyone is not the same. I like how she didnt have to choose between the brothers she got all 3. And the Spice 4/5.
311 reviews1 follower
June 15, 2026
🌶️ but beautiful

Well what a great book.
Yes there are some spicy scenes but it is done in such a realistic and appropriate way.
I don’t know if I missed it, but I loved how the author didn’t seem to make reference to the FMC’s figure. I’m so used to people saying she was a size X or had big breasts etc, that not seeing that was amazingly refreshing!
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302 reviews4 followers
July 30, 2026
steamy in the right places

I very much enjoyed this book. I read it in like three hours. I liked how each one of the guys slowly fell for the FMC and that she didn’t take no crap from nobody. This is definitely a steamy read, but not too much. It’s more plot than steam and I like that a lot.
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4 reviews
August 27, 2026
fast paced, good spice, no emotional whiplash

This is a quick read. Good plot. Lacks some character development, but honestly, I think bc it’s just a shorter novel. Spice level is good. Nothing so emotionally or mentally taxing that you are tired after reading it. If you know what I mean…. lol.
777 reviews7 followers
May 9, 2026
This standalone reverse harem romance is part of the Enemies-to-Lovers Billionaires series. Lots of HEAT. She has 90 days and she's gone.

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9 reviews
July 28, 2026
AI

The entire book was AI.

Predictable storyline. The men all fell in love with same woman, but then she betrayed them. So they now use that excuse as a reason to hurt their current love interest.
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25 reviews
May 11, 2026
A woman has a strong lead.

This book is about a woman that is very strong and smart. She stands her ground . She finds love with triplets.
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43 reviews1 follower
July 20, 2026
Decent story, great spice. Easy read. Looking forward to reading others.
16 reviews
August 9, 2026
I really enjoyed this book . It was easy to read . I also liked that the conflict was not typical.
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