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The Billionaire Meets His Match #1
The Billionaire Meets His Match
Zita Graham has a simple life, living at home with her mother and very ill father. She is in her mid-twenties and all her energy goes into her love of computer programming. She works at a coffee shop and helps her mother take care of the household. Her only friend is Brenda, a happily married mother. When Zita is offered a job at a high tech game-design company, Zita is not welcomed into the predominantly male world except by one persistent man, her boss TK. Her friendship with TK develops before she discovers that he is the billionaire owner of the company.
This story is continued in Book Two : The Billionaire Takes a Wife
This story is continued in Book Two : The Billionaire Takes a Wife
48 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 16, 2015
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Lisa C. Clark
23 books4 followersLisa C.Clark is copywriter by day and romance writer by night. Ever since she was a little girl she took a book around with her everywhere she went. In college she discovered Nora Roberts, Maya Banks, H.M. Ward and other great romance writers and decided to make a career out of writing.She tries to write about characters that make you laugh, cry and swoon.
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April 13, 2020
ARGH I couldn’t even get past chapter 3!
The whole thing from the beginning, not wanting to tell the guy she was lost, was so odd. I guess the author wanted her to come across as confident, but I just found her rude and entitled.
Also, only after a morning on the job she already has very interesting insights about the game? Seriously? Most people don't know what the f*** they're doing on a new job FOR MONTHS! And she doesn't even have any experience in the area... Managers don’t give a s*it about your opinion either. Argh, I was looking for some light reading, but this is just too boring/unrealistic/annoying.
The whole thing from the beginning, not wanting to tell the guy she was lost, was so odd. I guess the author wanted her to come across as confident, but I just found her rude and entitled.
Also, only after a morning on the job she already has very interesting insights about the game? Seriously? Most people don't know what the f*** they're doing on a new job FOR MONTHS! And she doesn't even have any experience in the area... Managers don’t give a s*it about your opinion either. Argh, I was looking for some light reading, but this is just too boring/unrealistic/annoying.
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July 28, 2023cover does not match the storyline.. boring
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