What is The Bachelors Club?

It’s a gentleman’s club—like the dignified men of the past used to have. Except, we’re not gentleman, and we’re not dignified.

We’re ineligible bachelors, bored, jaded and not looking for relationships. Quite the opposite actually. So committed to being single, we’ve created a high stakes bet to see who can remain single the longest…

 

Four days co-habitating in a shared work space shouldn’t be a big deal. It shouldn’t be distracting. But Spencer Standish saw me puking in a company trash can, and won’t let me live it down. Cheerful, aggravating Spencer, who wants me to fetch her coffee.

As if she’s the boss of me.

And now I’m stuck sharing her office.

Let’s face facts: I can’t be in a relationship; not when there’s a bet to win—not with Spencer, who loves my uncontrollable basset hound, lazy Sundays, and grilled cheese as much as I do. I refuse to fall for her.

 

I will be the last Bachelor standing.

Review

Philip  is not what you would expect from a member of the Bachelor Society as rather than being an arrogant playboy he comes across as quirky yet charming.   When he finds himself temporarily sharing an office with his co-worker, he didn’t think that she would be his biggest challenge when it came to the bet he made with his buddies.

Spencer has a way of speaking first and thinking second which gets her into some interesting situations.   She has a feisty personality who is always there to help anyone out whether they want it or not and she has decided the same applies for Philip.

Their first meeting was humorous on one side and embarrassing on the other which only made it that much more fun.    The banter between them will have you laughing out loud but it is the secondary characters, especially the animals, that steal the show.   There was a lengthy buildup before they moved to anything other than friendship but that didn’t detract from the chemistry and connection between them.