The Boss's Nine-Month Negotiation

I couldn't put this book down. Once started (mistake to do so just before bed) I read through the night in order to finish. There was of course no need for the angst and pain caused to the heroine, if the hero had been more open and communicated; but then there wouldn't have been a story!
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4 Stars!

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I love a good romance with the amnesia trope thrown in, The Boss’s Nine-Month Negotiation also had the added treat of an unexpected pregnancy as well, so this was a story I did not struggle to read.

"When your memories return I hope you will give me a chance to offer up my better qualities and plead my case on any faults you find…"

I really enjoyed Maya’s writing, although initially you would assume that Sienna is the vulnerable of the two, what with being pregnant and to a man she doesn’t fully remember, it is actually Emiliano who is the one that you end up seeing more vulnerability from as their story progresses.

"Everything you crave, you only have to ask for and it’ll be yours>"

There are a lot of layers to this story, not just the aforementioned, but Emiliano family and Sienna’s lack of one as well. I liked them both as characters, and I loved the way the amnesia gave the reader a chance to see the other side of Emiliano, because for all his alpha-demandingness, there was also a sweet and considerate guy to be seen as well, especially in the latter stages of the story.

"I’m all yours…"

"Si… you are."

A really enjoyable read, and I hope that we get to see more of the Castillo family, especially Emiliano’s brother who I believe could also do with his own Happily ever after.

ARC provided via Netgalley as part of the Mills & Boon Insiders review programme, in exchange for the above honest review.