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Not Safe For Work: A Steamy Fake Dating Romance Kindle Edition
A major dilemma. An unlikely hero.
A lot of inappropriate texting.
Olivia Diamond’s life is anything but sparkling. She’s still working through the most embarrassing break-up of the century, and now the promotion she thought was a done deal is turning into an impossible dream.
If being the only person on her sales team with a uterus wasn’t hard enough, now her boys’ club boss wants Olivia to date a client in order to close a massive deal. She wouldn’t. She couldn’t.
Enter Gavin Scott, Olivia’s least favorite and most attractive colleague. He’s here to save the day. Well, he’s here to try. And he’s hoping to do it all without revealing that he’s been crushing on Olivia since the day they started working together.
Not Safe for Work follows a chaotic and serendipitous chain of events that will have you laughing, raging, and swooning in every chapter. It’s a story of discovering your place in a world that’s working against you–and of finding love where you least expect it.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJune 18, 2024
- Reading age15 - 18 years
- File size3731 KB
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Product details
- ASIN : B0CVGB81CG
- Publisher : Lindsey Lanza (June 18, 2024)
- Publication date : June 18, 2024
- Language : English
- File size : 3731 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 354 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #15,238 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #179 in Workplace Romance eBooks
- #223 in Workplace Romance
- #895 in Romantic Comedy (Kindle Store)
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About the author

Lindsey Lanza is a book lover and romance author currently residing in New England. She is a tech start-up enthusiast by day, a voracious reader by early mornings, nights and weekends, and now writes love stories when she gets a spare moment. You can most often find her laughing about nothing with her husband Erik, perusing a dessert menu, consulting clients on zoom calls or obsessing over her Sheepadoodle Wally.
For the latest updates and book teasers, find her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/readwithli
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Fake Dating, Women in Business, He Falls First (and so frickin hard). There is nothing I didn't eat up in this story.
Also, Gabby, Gavin's little sister, hating Olivia from the start of their fake dating sat weird (view spoiler).
There's also a part where Olivia is "oh so tiny" she's wearing Gavin's sweats, which she has to roll multiple times and the hoodie goes down to her knees. But she's also got double ds. I dunno, it was a weird juxtaposition and placed so randomly through out it just stuck out as off.
All in all, I really did enjoy this book. There's some great representation of anxiety, physical illness, guilt, the stressors we put on ourselves. I'll definitely check out some other works by this author.
Thanks to the author for the arc!
I inhaled this book like a drunken slice of pizza after a night of Mai Tais. Like literally did not leave my couch from start to finish. To say I was invested from the first moment is an understatement. I was captivated… by Lindsey’s writing, the characters and their backgrounds, and of course by Olivia and Gavin. Sometimes in a fake dating trope it feels like the characters go from 0-100 so fast it gives you whiplash but Lindsey has mastered the art, making the reader slowly fall for the characters at the same time they are figuring it out themselves. It was beautiful and gentle (although that doesn’t mean it’s lacking in spice - this is IMO Lindsey’s steamiest book yet and yall…. It’s gooood) and I read the entire thing with a smile on my face. It’s a love story that reminds you that you can never be too much for the right person and was an absolute delight to read.
While the love story was gorgeous I also really enjoyed Lindsey’s take on women in male dominated fields. Ive worked at places where people look to my male assistant for answers, assuming a woman couldn’t be in charge, and I really connected with Olivia’s struggles to make a name for herself in a world that will hire a women for diversity and fire them for their male counterparts indiscretions. Misogyny is alive and well and there were definitely times during NSFW that I simmered with rage for what Olivia, and most women, have gone through. Still, I don’t feel like this is often addressed in romance novels and I thought Lindsey handled it beautifully.
“I’m so sick of all these double standards. It feels like any decision I make is wrong, like just being a woman is wrong.”
Simply put this book is perfection and perhaps Lindsey’s best book yet!
Olivia and Gavin are an amazing couple!
Top reviews from other countries
I love the fake dating trope and I wasn't disappointed here either.
I fell in love with Scottie (and Churro!) right from the start and I know you will too!
The character growth of Olivia was so good! Throughout the story she has learned to be herself and not what someone expects of her.
I also loved how Lindsey has written the world of work for a woman in a male dominated industry - which unfortunately still reflects reality.













