The boss
About the book
Julio César Betancourt holds one of the highest positions in a multi-company consortium. He's a solitary and reserved man, with few friends, the kind who doesn't let just anyone get close. One night at a corporate gathering, after learning he won't be promoted to the position he's been hoping for, he drinks too much and ends up entangled with the receptionist, a humble young woman working hard to pay for her studies—plans that will be derailed by the consequences of a passionate night with the company's second-in-command. She's not the woman he would have chosen to take to bed. He's not the charming prince she thought he was. Life will bind them together with a bond neither of them will want to break.
Abstract of the book "The boss"
Julio César Betancourt holds one of the highest positions in a multi-company consortium. He's a solitary and reserved man, with few friends, the kind who doesn't let just anyone get close. One night at a corporate gathering, after learning he won't be promoted to the position he's been hoping for, he drinks too much and ends up entangled with the receptionist, a humble young woman working hard to pay for her studies—plans that will be derailed by the consequences of a passionate night with the company's second-in-command. She's not the woman he would have chosen to take to bed. He's not the charming prince she thought he was. Life will bind them together with a bond neither of them will want to break.
815 comments
ilovedavegandy08.04.2026, 16:37Sorry, but I just can't warm up to this Alejandro guy, I don't know why. I get that he's bothered by Julio César being Verónica's partner, but he acts like a little kid wanting her to keep her distance from him, even though he knows they'll always be in each other's lives. They'll always be connected in some way; they have a daughter, for God's sake.
- ilovedavegandy07.04.2026, 20:28
Oh God, I want to cry, I got a lump in my throat, he cried for his little girl!!! But he was also stubborn in saying he didn’t want to be in her life, but... blood calls, in the end, poor Julio César, he brought this on himself.
imelda-jimenez15.03.2026, 01:46Thank you very much, I liked your novel.
- imelda-jimenez15.03.2026, 01:46
Thank you very much, I liked your novel.
delia-serafini03.02.2026, 22:47excellent
ivonne-flores03.02.2026, 12:25Why is it free at the beginning and then changed to paid? Can you please explain?
- ana-ortiz28.01.2026, 09:19
Amazing story...beautiful and I loved it...Thank you!!!!
- ana-ortiz26.01.2026, 20:27
Absolutely in love with this story... I just wish Alejandro would step aside on his own, I mean, with honor...
- ana-ortiz26.01.2026, 18:01
I'm changing my preference, definitely... I know Julius Caesar was pretty tough, but it hurts me a lot that he realized it... uh... too late...
- ana-ortiz26.01.2026, 13:29
Oh no!! Well, here I am wondering if Julius Caesar will still have time... it's just that he realized it so late...
- ana-ortiz26.01.2026, 08:09
This story captivated me...
- ana-ortiz26.01.2026, 02:56
Ahhh nooo!! Now I’m starting to like Julio César... well, farewells are always sad and they change your perspective...
- ana-ortiz26.01.2026, 00:36
Ayyy!! I love Alejandro... and if Verónica ends up with him, that would be better... uhh!!
- ana-ortiz25.01.2026, 22:14
I knew it... it was to be expected... and that man, not even worth mentioning...
- ana-ortiz25.01.2026, 21:28
At least she is clear and ...that's why she takes her things...