Her foot began to spasm. She laughed and extracted it from his lap. “You’ve terrified it into submission. Leave it alone now.” Ms. O’Connor has created these and other characters who I’m certain will make you gasp with laughter just as hard as they did me. And her storyline is so convoluted (in such an innocent way) that you just can’t anticipate what is going to happen next.

There were a lot of things wrong here that I think a good beta read could have helped. The book overall needed a lot of tightening up, it was like a sweater unraveling in places. Delivery with Standard Australia Post usually happens within 2-10 business days from time of dispatch. Please be aware that the delivery time frame may vary according to the area of delivery and due to various reasons, the delivery may take longer than the original estimated timeframe.Carrie is a likeable character who puts up with a lot because she sees the best in everyone. She’s kind, caring and unpretentious. Her sweet nature draws others to want to help her or fall for her. Trent is pretentious and full of himself. He’s an uncaring playboy who finds out that he can’t run his company without Carrie. But when he begins to finally see her as who she is, he falls for her. Can he become the man for her?

The book offers a HFN ending and I am looking forward to continuing the stories of all the characters that Liza has brought to life for this series. As it is the beginning of a series, not all threads are tied off and clipped short at the end. I dare say, none of them really are; Carrie and Trent make it to the end of the week, and we’re ready for the next story to start after breathing a sigh of relief that they haven't killed each other, and no one else has killed them either. You put these two together for worst week ever for both of them and hilarity is bound to happen. Add in bomb threats, cops, crazy employees, weird servants, and an attraction. You never know what is going to happen.

I LOVE how the author weaved so many details together to come up with the big picture. It seems NOTHING that happens is random.

With all the insane incidents and humorous dialog, I absolutely loved this book. I highly recommend it to everyone who likes a good laugh along with their romance! Aside from all of that, it really annoyed me to no end that the author seemed to be going for a sophisticated, highbrow read but repeatedly made the your/you're mistakes along with many other spelling and grammatical errors. Which, granted, should/would have been caught by an at least halfway decent editor. I found the characters were drawn to achieve the effects Ms O’Connor wanted; for me, they all worked, though I would have been happier if Miss Coco hadn’t been quite so much of a… However, I expect to have to deal with her through the remainder of the series, so she’s doing what is necessary, too. Hoping to put her in a better mood, he reached down and pulled her left foot onto his lap. “Lovely shoe, if you trip my dear EA while she dazzles the client, I will drown you in the Hudson River, and no one will ever see your spiky heel again.”I read Worst Week Ever on my Kindle; there were no formatting problems, although the cover looks better on the app on my MacBook Pro. I noticed very few typos, and none the first time through. This book was nothing like I expected. I laughed the whole way through this book. Liza O'Connor has written an amazing book with this one. This is not your typical rich boss falls in love with his employee. There is a little bit of everything in this book, but instead of the intense drama you get a muted version filled with humor. Once I started reading this book I could not put it down and I am sure everyone around me thought I was crazy since I couldn't stop laughing. This is the cutest book EVER! Even though it's on the longer side, I finished it in less than a day because I could not stop reading it. This is not my typical read: The language is pretty much PG(I only occurrence of the one F word off hand) and not only is there no sex, there is barely any kissing. Totally not like most of the books on my shelves... But I LOVED IT!! Trent is a horribly spoiled, overbearing and egotistical CEO. All of his employees hate him; that is, all except for his Executive Assistant.