“Partner Pursuit” by Kathy Strobos follows lawyer Audrey who is pursuing being a partner at a law firm. The law firm is rumored to be cutting the available slots down to two (opposed to the usual four), so competition to be made partner is very high among the eligible. Audrey meets her new neighbor Jake, whose father was a workaholic lawyer who gave more time to work than to family. Audrey believes that she can juggle both a relationship with Jake and working toward making partner, but in trying to prove this to herself it becomes an interesting juggling act.

I probably got a bit more out of this book than the author anticipated, but what struck home for me was the part about Audrey not wanting to disappoint her Mother, along with dealing with the pressures facing women in high-pressure jobs. Ms. Strobos is a former lawyer and she did a great job describing, without going into too much detail, what it is like working at a legal firm.

This was a fun, light-hearted, quick, and entertaining read. I liked two of Audrey’s friends - Eve (may I sign up to be your taste tester too?) and Winnie. They both rounded out Audrey in differently enjoyable ways. As an added note, I look forward to reading another book by this author.

Thank You Strawbundle Publishing, NetGalley and Author for this advanced ebook copy!

I love love loved this book! I'm a sucker for a NYC setting and it was spot on!
Audrey is a fabulous character and I loved her role ad a lawyer in NYC....
Jake... Swooning over here! I found my new book character BF here! Damn I could picture him in real life. 🔥
This story captured me from the beginning and kept me joyfully reading all the way through!
And the plot was brilliantly written. Couldn't have asked for a better way to spend my Sunday!
An amazing book!

When a workaholic lawyer meets a fun-loving music marketing executive for opposites attract, friends-to-lovers adventures, which partnership will she choose?

I thought that this was a great book. Love the heroine and the hero. They have great chemistry and complements each other. I love all their talks and scenes together. I love the insights on being a lawyer too. :) NY/Manhattan is my favorite setting for novels so I enjoyed the description of the city a lot.

Thanks to the publisher for providing an arc.