Broken down by an emotionally neglectful ex, Charlie just wants someone to tell her she’s good enough. There are a million reasons why she should stay away from her new job as the secretary for the owner of the Salacious Players’ Club; he’s her boss, he’s twice her age, and he’s her ex’s father, just to name a few. But Emerson Grant knows what he wants. He knows that Charlie is more than good enough. He knows that she’s worthy of his praise and so, so much more.

I loved the characters, the story, the spice, the romance. All of it. So much care and thought has been put into each aspect. Charlie and Emerson are such intense, fascinating characters, and following their individual and romantic journeys was genuinely emotional. I really was not expecting to get teary over their story, especially because I'm not generally a crier when I read, yet Praise absolutely hit me in the feels. It's one of my favourite reads of the year so far, and I have no doubt that I'll be reading it again in the future.