Bossy Bastard By J.l. Perry 〈LATEST〉

: Features a dominant, high-handed hero who "orders" rather than asks.

: A compassionate child psychologist who volunteers at a dog rescue, Emma is described as an "old soul". Having faced her own "torrid past" and bullying, she is initially wary of Ashton’s aggressive charm.

Bossy Bastard by J.L. Perry is a high-heat, emotionally charged contemporary romance that is part of the , a shared world based on the works of Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward . This novel blends the "alpha-boss" trope with a deeply emotional exploration of trauma and healing. Plot Overview Bossy Bastard by J.L. Perry

: The romance is built on heavy "push and pull" as both characters struggle with their insecurities and past traumas.

: The book is noted for handling sensitive subjects such as self-harm, eating disorders, and bullying with respect. Reader Reception : Features a dominant, high-handed hero who "orders"

: Readers should be aware that the book includes themes of bullying, self-harm, and eating disorders , which may serve as triggers for some. REVIEW: 'Bossy Bastard' by J.L. Perry (Cocky Hero Club)

The story follows , a wealthy, arrogant property developer who lives by a strict set of rules to avoid emotional attachment—no kissing, no last names, and never bringing a woman to his home. His life is upended by a "meet cute" involving a lost jelly donut and a chance encounter at a nightclub with Emma , a child psychologist who is just as guarded as he is. Despite their mutual reluctance to lower their walls, their immediate and intense chemistry forces them to confront the baggage of their pasts. Character Dynamics Bossy Bastard by J

: The quintessential "bossy" hero, Ashton is smug, egotistical, and fiercely protective. However, beneath his alpha facade lies a man deeply scarred by a tragic past.