This book was so good! Steele and Porter were two swamped business owners who didn't think they had time for a relationship, and yet they couldn't help but gravitate back to each other. I really loved the way this book focused on the struggle for each of them in finding a good work/life balance while also keeping it light enough that it didn't feel too angsty. Both Steele and Porter had their own issues to deal with, both of them overextend in different ways, and they each found ways to support each other and eventually lighten their burdens and make time for each other. This book had plenty of spice in it, and I felt that every scene really added to their relationship building. I also loved that we got to see a few instances where it seemed that spice was inevitable, but it just ended up being Steele taking care of an over-exhausted or incredibly wasted Porter 😂 There was also tons of hinting in this book about what I assume will be the next book in this series: Steele's brother and his best friend. I'm looking forward to reading more in this series!