Olivia pissed me right off and I am not as forgiving as Alexis whose review, by the way, nailed it!

-strangers to friends to lovers
-hawttttt

Flirty Saphic book embracing and letting yourself fall in love. 3 on the spicy scale. Love happens when you don't expect it to happen.

Good chemistry

An honest review thanks to NetGalley. This was a fantastic read, the chemistry between the two characters jumped off the page from the very beginning. I loved experiencing their story, and am excited to re read it!

Fiona Riley is one of my favorite writers. This is the 5th book I read and I think I gave them all 5 stars. I love the way she writes. The banter is fun and sometimes funny, The chemistry is smoking, The sex scenes are hot

Good chemistry with a slow burn between two characters who are afraid of a relationship. Not Riley's best but definitely a solid one.

I am a big fan of Fiona Riley. Her Miss Match series was entertaining, sexy and each book starred characters I fell in love with, quirks and all. The humour and sparks are present in Room Service but I didn’t enjoy this read as much as I did her previous novels. The public displays of affection in the workplace and while socializing with coworkers set off all my “inappropriate” bells and whistles. There are lots and lots of sex scenes to keep everyone entertained but they felt more like filler to cover a weak storyline.

I’m still a fan of Ms. Riley but this book did not work for me. Maybe it’s an age thing and my old codger side got the best of me with this read. The notes I made while reading this went along the lines of ‘flirting, flirting, flirting, inappropriate workplace flirting for professional women” and "PDA’s make me cringe. If I was one of their subordinates I’d be shouting “Get a room!”

ARC received with thanks from publisher via NetGalley for review.