Forty, Flirty & F*cked
by Lacey Monroe
I was supposed to be a CEO’s wife, not one’s PR crisis manager!
But that’s exactly what I became after my ex’s “dodged a bullet” story went viral… and things got even crazier when I found out my new billionaire boss is the same guy I married in Vegas last weekend!
At forty-two, I thought I was past making impulsive decisions. Turns out I’m just getting started with being forty, flirty… and COMPLETELY f*cked.
?? “That’s my WIFE.”
?? Billionaire Boss Romance
?? Banter for daysss
?? BIG family shenanigans
?? Child-free later-in-life romance
?? Character in their forties (40+)
A full-length stand-alone. For fans of slow burn, billionaire rom-coms with meddling family shenanigans, gorgeous bosses-slash-husbands who like to say “my wife,” and HEAs guaranteed.
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Martial Peak Reviews
Lacey Monroe's Forty, Flirty & F*cked is a delightful romp through the unpredictable world of love, career, and self-discovery, all wrapped up in a humorous and heartwarming package. This novel is a refreshing take on the romantic comedy genre, particularly because it centers around a protagonist who is in her forties, offering a narrative that is often underrepresented in contemporary romance literature.
The story kicks off with a bang as our protagonist, a savvy PR crisis manager, finds herself in a whirlwind of unexpected events. The premise is both intriguing and comedic: she is thrust into the role of managing a PR crisis for a billionaire CEO, only to discover that this CEO is none other than the man she impulsively married in Las Vegas the previous weekend. This setup provides a fertile ground for both humor and drama, as the protagonist navigates the complexities of her professional responsibilities while grappling with the personal implications of her impromptu marriage.
Monroe excels in creating a protagonist who is both relatable and inspiring. At forty-two, the protagonist embodies a sense of maturity and self-awareness that is refreshing. Her journey is not just about finding love but also about rediscovering herself and embracing the unpredictability of life. This theme of self-discovery is woven throughout the narrative, providing depth to what could have easily been a straightforward romantic comedy.
The chemistry between the protagonist and her billionaire boss-slash-husband is electric, characterized by witty banter and undeniable attraction. Monroe's talent for dialogue shines here, as the exchanges between the two are sharp, humorous, and often laden with subtext. The slow-burn romance is expertly paced, allowing readers to savor the development of their relationship without feeling rushed.
One of the standout elements of the novel is its portrayal of family dynamics. The protagonist's family is a source of both support and chaos, adding layers of complexity to the story. The "BIG family shenanigans" mentioned in the blurb are not just comedic interludes but also serve to highlight the protagonist's growth and the importance of familial bonds. Monroe captures the essence of meddling yet well-meaning family members with authenticity and warmth.
Another noteworthy aspect of Forty, Flirty & F*cked is its portrayal of a child-free romance later in life. This is a refreshing departure from the traditional narrative arc that often culminates in marriage and children. Instead, Monroe presents a narrative that validates the choice to remain child-free, offering representation for readers who may not see their own life choices reflected in mainstream romance novels.
In terms of character development, Monroe does an admirable job of fleshing out her characters, making them feel real and multi-dimensional. The protagonist is not without her flaws, and her journey is marked by moments of doubt and vulnerability. However, it is precisely these imperfections that make her relatable and endearing. Her billionaire boss-husband is also more than just a stereotypical wealthy love interest; he is portrayed with depth and nuance, making their relationship feel genuine and grounded.
Comparatively, Monroe's work can be likened to the novels of authors like Sophie Kinsella and Christina Lauren, who are known for their engaging romantic comedies with strong female leads and witty dialogue. However, Monroe distinguishes herself by focusing on an older protagonist and exploring themes of self-discovery and family in a way that feels fresh and original.
Overall, Forty, Flirty & F*cked is a charming and entertaining read that will resonate with readers looking for a romance that is both humorous and heartfelt. Monroe's ability to balance comedy with genuine emotion makes this novel a standout in the genre. Whether you're a fan of slow-burn romances, billionaire love stories, or simply looking for a narrative that celebrates life at forty and beyond, this book is sure to delight and inspire.
For those interested in exploring this delightful story further, you can find it on major book retail platforms.
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