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Bold title, steamy execution. Leslie North leans into tropes with confidence, delivering a no-holds-barred, fast-paced romance that knows exactly what it’s doing. If you like alpha billionaires with a soft centre, this delivers exactly that—just don’t expect subtlety.

I have mixed feelings about that set because the books are so different. I have read a good number of books from this niche genre, but it isn't my go-to. Workplace romance isn't something I prefer either, so these novels expanded my understanding of the possibilities with this. None of them feel remotely realistic so be prepared to leave logic out of the equation when you start reading. All in all, some of these are great and the FMCs were definitely the highlight for me.

A little formulaic but what else do you want in a billionaire romance? It delivers on what you expect it to and has a collection of employee/boss stories to choose from!

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First story was cute, but it got too long and to a point where it was too much. Characters were annouing at some moments in the story. I might continue this serie later

Quick Summary: A Leslie North compilation

My Review: Grumpy Billionaire Bossholes: A Six Book Bosshole Grump-Sunshine Billionaire Romance Boxset by Leslie North was released in 2024. It contains 2 series - Billionaire Bossholes and Bossy Glenhaven Billionaires.

About the Book: "Against all odds—and their better judgement—six women can’t help falling in love with six of the most infuriating, gorgeous, and sinfully rich billionaires on the planet."

In My Own Words: Six books ranging in topics but centralized under the billionaire subject matter...

Mr. Grump - Grumpy dad/boss and employee
Mr. Jerk - Older man (Boss) and younger woman (PA)
Mr. Cocky - Billionaire and fake girlfriend
The Bossy One - Irish billionaire and a Minnesotan nanny
The Grumpy One - A rags to riches, billionaire boss romance
The Grouchy One - Falling for the enemy

My Final Say: There is something here for whatever romance trope a reader might prefer. Some stories appealed more than others, but all in all, it was a pretty good collection. Each story is fast-paced and entertaining. This set is nice as a weekend binge.

Other: For those readers looking for a quick billionaire romance go to with the inclusion of fluff and stuff stories, this would fit the bill.

Rating: 4/5
Recommend: Yes
Audience: A
Re-read: Yes
Status/Level: 💛

Appreciation is extended to the author, to the publisher (Relay Publishing), and to NetGalley. Thank you for the opportunity to review this romance compilation.

Never knew you could write so many stories with the same trope, but here we are! The author did a good job making each book different from each other, which made reading it more enjoyable. I don’t think I can choose a favorite “boss hole” book - they were all pretty good

I would rate this a million stars if that was possible. Because, honestly, I am hooked. Read these 6 books in exactly 7 days, so you can guess how much I loved each one of these books❤️

This collection has it all: billionaires with more money than they know what to do with, and egos to match! They’re all unapologetically arrogant, certified a-holes, and every one of them is hotter than the other.

This set includes two of Leslie’s series: The Billionaire Bossholes and The Bossy Glenhaven Billionaires. And each of the men make the ladies want to tear their hair out! The chemistry between these couples is electric, the dialogue is witty, and the stories are so addictive, I was hooked from page one. There are some classic themes here: hate at first sight, dedication to family and strong female leads who don't take any BS.

There’s also plenty of heartbreak, misunderstandings, and makeups that leaves you swooning. Each story feels fresh, and Leslie’s writing always keeps you coming back for more.

If I had to choose a favourite (which is kinda impossible), I’d go with The Grumpy One. Natalie had me the moment she swung a mop at James' head (iconic!), and her drive to make her dreams a reality made me love her even more. Bottom line? Whether you’re here for the sizzling chemistry or the billionaire drama, this collection is one you can’t afford to miss. Trust me, you’ll thank me later!

This collection delivers it all: arrogant, ego-driven billionaires, witty dialogue, sizzling chemistry, and addictive storytelling. Featuring *The Billionaire Bossholes* and *The Bossy Glenhaven Billionaires* series by Leslie, these stories are packed with classic romance tropes like hate-to-love, strong female leads, family devotion, and plenty of heartbreak, misunderstandings, and swoon-worthy makeups.

Each story feels fresh and captivating, but *The Grumpy One* stands out with Natalie’s hilarious mop-swinging moment and her inspiring drive to chase her dreams. Whether you’re here for the drama or the romance, this collection is an absolute must-read. You won’t regret it!

6 books - 3 from the Billionaire Bossholes series (Mr. Grump, Mr. Jerk & Mr. Cocky) and 3 from the Bossy Glenhaven Billionaires series (The Bossy One, The Grumpy one & The Grouchy One)

Honestly, they're all of a muchness really. The MMC is attracted to the FMC who either is working for him, or will soon end up working for him, and they end up giving into their desires but also trying to maintain a front that it's not that serious until someone inevitably gets hurt, they break up and then realise that actually the FMC is everything they didn't know they were looking for, or needed and they have to win her back. Which is ridiculously easy - the MMC apologises and the FMC accepts and they move on together.

In every book, except Mr. Cocky, the MMC has seriously cocked up and really should be making way more of an effort to win back the girl, but it seems like they just breeze past it to get to the happy ending which is just disappointing. They needed to put in some serious work!

The spice is pretty good, though quite tame. There were a couple of MMC's I thought might be a bit more dominant but that didn't really come through in the writing.

My individual ratings:
The Bossy One: 3/5
The Grumpy One: 3/5
The Grouchy One: 4/5
Mr. Grump: 3/5
Mr. Jerk: 3/5
Mr. Cocky: 4/5

In each series, the last book was my favourite. The characters were more likeable and more developed and the story was better fleshed out. They're all standalone stories and don't need to be read in any particular order as there is very little crossover, only mentions of characters from other books.

Thanks to NetGalley and Relay Publishing for the opportunity to read and review these 6 books.

"Grumpy Billionaire Bossholes" by Leslie North is a captivating collection of romance stories that will keep you hooked from start to finish. Each tale is filled with humor, tension, and sizzling chemistry between the characters. North's writing is engaging and brings each unique romance to life, making this boxset a must-read for fans of billionaire romances and enemies-to-lovers tropes. The characters are well-developed, and their journeys are both heartwarming and entertaining. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a delightful and steamy read!

Thanks to NetGalley for an eARC in exchange for an honest review.

I have mixed feelings about that set because the books are so different. I have read a good number of books from this niche genre, but it isn't my go-to. Workplace romance isn't something I prefer either, so these novels expanded my understanding of the possibilities with this. None of them feel remotely realistic so be prepared to leave logic out of the equation when you start reading. All in all, some of these are great and the FMCs were definitely the highlight for me.

Spicy, sweet and sexy! I sailed through this entire series. It's easy to read with a fun premise and a whole lot of grumpy x sunshine!

These stories lacked a lot of the depth I thought they would have and were very repetitive.

Every story was a grumpy man and a sunshine girl. Enemies to loved and more formulaic than I typically expect from these books.

I read 3/5 of them and then decided to stop. Just not my cup of tea.

Do you like grumpy bosses and corporate environments with your spice and romance? Well if you answer yes than this series is for you. North has put together her previous released stand alone books into a nice package. These are entertaining romances with the grumpy find their ladies that bring them around. I liked a few better than others but overall I'm going to give this a 4 overall.

This is a steamy, entertaining romance collection that centers around tough, brooding billionaires with plenty of attitude. Each book in the series introduces a different “grumpy” billionaire boss whose rough exterior is softened by the right woman, leading to romances that are as fiery as they are heartfelt. Leslie North’s skillful storytelling balances the drama of high-stakes corporate worlds with the emotional journeys of her characters, offering a mix of passion, humor, and romance.

The series is filled with compelling opposites-attract dynamics, where each female lead challenges her billionaire boss in unexpected ways. The chemistry is electric, and the tension keeps readers engaged as each character learns to confront their vulnerabilities and trust in love. North does a great job developing relatable female leads who are independent, witty, and unwilling to back down, making for some fun, sharp-witted banter and memorable moments.

Perfect for fans of workplace romances with a strong dose of billionaire allure, Grumpy Billionaire Bossholes delivers exactly what its name promises—grumpy bosses, strong heroines, and steamy love stories that pack a punch.

While this series is definitely not for my students, it would be something that a lot of my friends would enjoy. So much spice, with some humor and heartbreak. These books take you on a roller coaster. Some I enjoyed more than others but as whole they were pretty fun to read.
I would give them a 3.5
Thank you netgalley for an arc of Grumpy Billionaire Bossholes by Leslie North

I believe this is a compilation of previously released stories. The first one is the best, the last one is probably the next best, and the stories in the middle tie for third.
Buying this is a good deal for a reader.

I appreciate the collection packaged together as a Grumpy Billionaire Bossholes concept, but it seemed more fair to judge each story on its own as each was published as a standalone. As a collection, each story are ~3 stars each. but it's so conveniently packaged, that I'm tempted to give this 4 stars. We'll split the difference and call it 3.5 stars.

The bossy one: 4.5/5⭐️
Normally I am not a fan of slow burn romances but this one was so thrilling. I was interested in the storyline and the characters all throughout the book.

The grumpy one: 4/5 ⭐️
Loved the main characters (James character development was amazing) and the office romance setting. But I am not a fan of the third act breakup trope.

The grouchy one: 2.5/5 ⭐️
I liked Cameron, despite being a big grumpy he was a sweet charakter. However, did not like his generalization that every relationship ends badly. I did not like Felicity. In the first half she understood everything he said wrong and got mad or disapointed. Another thing that was just off for me was the whole fake dating. Like let's be honest who cares if the CEO of some ring firm dates his employee? Exactly nobody. I also really disliked Lucy. She should just mind her own business.

Mr. Grump: 4.5/5 ⭐️
When I started this book my first thought was: "do we really need another nanny book?". But after finishing it I can tell you that I needed another one.

Mr. Jerk: 4/5 ⭐️
It was a cute read and I kinda fell in love with Noah. Maddy was also great and had some sass and power behind her character. Although I don't hate age gaps, I actually quite like them, but an 18 years age gap was just a little bit to much for me. It's not really about the age itself. They are both adults. But a 25 and a 43 year old are at way different points in their life and in their maturity.

Mr. Cocky: 4.5/5 ⭐️
Max and Theo were my favorite couple out of all the books. Theos love for his family and his devotion to them was just so wholesome to read. Max fierce character was a nice twist to the many always yes saying fmc in romance books.

Average star rating: 4/5

These books we’re enjoying to read! The tropes were a little predictable but still fun to read. Would recommend!