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Book Review: Why "Part-time Mom" by Irin Lax is the Ultimate Boss-Romance Escapism

Below is a blog post written from the perspective of a romance reader who just finished this popular "boss and subordinate" romance. Book Review: Why "Part-time Mom" by Irin Lax

The search term you provided refers to the book (translated as "Part-time Mom") by Irin Lax (Айрин Лакс), often searched for in fb2 format on the digital library Flibusta . But there’s a twist—a crying infant is left

The story kicks off with a classic, high-tension setup: a stern, powerful boss and a subordinate who is just trying to keep her life together. But there’s a twist—a crying infant is left in the boss’s reception area with a note claiming the baby is his . high-tension setup: a stern

Our protagonist finds herself thrust into the role of a "part-time mom" to help the bewildered boss navigate fatherhood. What follows is a whirlwind of:

Watching a cold, powerful CEO try to assemble a crib is the character development we all live for.