The Executive’s Decision (The Keller Family Series Book 1) by Bernadette Marie – Review by Angela Shirley

The Executive’s Decision by Bernadette Marie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What happens you are looking at repeating a mistake you made in a previous relationship. Regan knows Zach is not the same as her ex-boyfriend but can she truly give all to him and disclose her horrendous past.

When Regan moves to her new job, she swears off any office romance, as past history has not been healthy for her but that’s before she met her boss, Zach Benson. Oh, this man is wonderful and shows early on that he has feelings for Regan but she is trying hard to keep the distance between them until she can’t stay away any more.

Zach knows as soon as he sees Regan that he has fallen hard for this woman, he wants the marriage, Kids and the forever but as they start to get to know each other he feels that there is just something she is holding back from him. He is aware of her past relationship in bits but not the true story, but he knows that his family love her and are staying loyal to her but when she has to choose between the business and the love of his life, will he make the right Executive decision.

This is the first book I have read by this author and I really enjoyed the flow of the story; it is a typical boss and employee book but the characters were well developed and you felt like you were walking through the relationship with them. The secondary characters also in the book were brilliant and I would love to read more of the series and get to see inside the lives of some of them we had a brief insight into within this book.

Zach’s character was the alpha male protector and I loved his character and thought it complimented the character of Regan but at times I was a little frustrated with Regan’s internally arguments at times, although with this said I thought her character was portrayed brilliantly and some of the difficult topics were handled with the delicacy and respect they needed to be. I can’t wait to read the next story in this series as there is a great taster at the end of this book that I can’t wait to read Madeline and Carlos’s story next.

Reviewed by Angela Shirley