Nadia Lee

Aspen and Grant were in love in college. He was the rich, handsome jock, while she was more of a nerdy poor kid. Circumstances and misunderstandings intervene, leaving them both with hurt feelings. Fourteen years later, Aspen is hired as Grant's PA, a job she needs to pay for her grandfather's assisted living residence. Grant is furious - and still intrigued.
It takes a while for them to resolve the past miscommunications and discover what really happened, but it's a sweet story. The backgrounds of the Lasker brothers are part of this, and I was glad to see all the brothers again. Grant and Aspen are a good match, even when they're fighting.… (altro)

I read this book first and then returned to grab the rest of the series. The concept is that a Hollywood producer with a failed vasectomy fathered seven sons with different women within a few months. The boys grew up close, though they all had different experiences depending on their mother.
Sebastian is the heir to a jewelry company. He's furious when his family arranges a marriage with Luce, the CEO of another rival company. Luce grew up in a toxic family and has a bad public reputation, something the very private Sebastian loathes.
The brothers and their mothers are all great, the father and his PA provide comic relief, and Luce is a breath of fresh air in the heroine department. She's a tall, blonde Valkyrie woman, determined to do the right thing, and a shock to Sebastian, who doesn't trust her for the longest time. I really enjoyed the story and read the rest of the series. I'm waiting impatiently for the last two books to come out.… (altro)