Don’t Quit The Day Job
Don’t Quit The Day Job by J S. Cooper, published by Amazon Digital Services LLC – Kdp on July 14, 2024, is a romantic comedy that delves into the tumultuous relationship between a determined assistant and her arrogant boss. With 344 pages, this edition presents a humorous and candid exchange of emails between Lila Haversham and her boss, Max Spector, as they navigate the complexities of workplace dynamics and personal aspirations. Lila’s ambition to become an actress clashes with her demanding job, leading to witty banter and unexpected tension.
Readers will find a blend of romance and comedy as Lila asserts her independence while dealing with Max’s provocations. The narrative explores themes of workplace romance and the challenges of balancing personal dreams with professional obligations. As Lila prepares for her big break, the interactions with her billionaire boss reveal both humor and underlying attraction, setting the stage for a captivating story filled with playful exchanges and romantic tension. This edition is presented in English and offers a unique glimpse into the lives of characters caught between ambition and desire.
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Dear Grumpy Horrible Boss,
You suck as a lawyer. I don’t even know how you passed the bar. Or how you sleep at night taking clients like Jack Whittington.
Just in case you didn’t know, you can’t fire me just because I have a part-time job working bachelor parties. What I do on the weekend is none of your business and not a part of my employment contract. If I want to go back to wearing coconut bikinis and popping out of cakes, I can.
As soon as I get my big break as an actress, I will be leaving your employ. I am literally counting down the days. You must be dreaming if you think I’m going to be working from 6 am to 9 pm for the next month just so you won’t report me to HR. Go ahead and report me.
See if I care Mr. Wannabe hotshot playboy lawyer. You’re not that hot and I do not want you.
Also, stop emailing me at night with lists of to-dos.
Your not very well paid assistant,
Lila Haversham
Lila,
I hope you can count to infinity because that’s how many more days you’re going to be working for me. If your acting is as good as your dancing, you’re not going to be making it anytime soon.
Five words of advice: Don’t quit your day job.
Your very well paid and handsome boss,
Max Spector
P.S. You’ve been given a new phone so we can communicate via text instead of email. Or, if you’d rather, we can communicate from my bed. I rather not christen that blowup mattress again.
P.P.S. I think your actions in the shower at the gym tell another story about how much you do or do not want me…care to drop the soap again?
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