Micah Souther is part owner of his families business. He’s young, energetic and hot for the new guy at the office, Jonas Chadwick. Micah doesn’t even know if the man is gay though. Micah decides to start off slow with Jonas, inviting him for coffee. But things quickly heat up between them. At forty-eight years old, Jonas has acquired quite a bit of baggage through the years. Jonas isn’t ready for anything romantic, and Micah isn’t willing to settle for anything less. Will his baggage be too much for the both of them?

You can’t help but like both of these characters. Even though I would have liked to have been in Jonas’ head both characters had an enduring quality that only got better the farther into the story I read. The story is told in first person format through Micah’s point of view which may have been a slight hindrance to this novella. However, I couldn’t help but like this office romance and the conflicts that were presented. Who doesn’t love a good office romance story? The romance may have progressed quickly between these two characters, from a chronological standpoint anyway, but that didn’t detract from the plot at all. All in all, Passion’s Victory was well worth the read.

Reviewed by: April