Books like Expectant Executive; Beyond the Boardroom by Kathie DeNosky

Eve Copeland, a polished Australian executive, lands a coveted role in a high‑stakes boardroom under the eye of the enigmatic Drew Forsythe. Suspicion and hidden motives ignite a tense romance as secrets threaten to unravel their budding professional and personal alliance.

A scandalous romance as a wealthy playboy offers a bride in return for a night of passion, only to discover he's expecting.

Executive assistant Rachel Adler seduces her powerful boss, sparking a fierce battle over company and passion as affluent magazine heir Shane Elliott battles to keep her in his boardroom and bedroom.

Pregnant Laura Malone is on the run, discovering refuge in a snowbound cabin where she meets the solitary Gabriel Bradley. Compelled to help, Gabriel confronts his past while a fragile bond forms amid the harsh terrain.

Three short stories by Yōko Ogawa explore intimate and unsettling themes of love, family, and solitude in contemporary Japan.

A fashion magazine executive falls for a rancher and discovers she's pregnant, causing a series of complications and challenges for the expectant couple.

Nora Roberts’ bestselling western romance follows the enigmatic MacKade brothers as they sweep Kentucky’s small town with passion, intrigue, and family ties, leaving an unforgettable mark on every woman they meet.

"A Call to Leadership. The role of the corporate board has changed. Today's smartest CEOs have used this to their benefit. But increased board control and involvement also has its downsides. This book, from three leading experts in the field, serves as a guide to help take advantage of board oversight while avoiding the pitfalls. Boardroom veterans Ram Charan, Dennis Carey, and Michael Useem have this to say to today's leaders: Chief executives must run the corporation, but directors must also lead the corporation on the most crucial issues. Monitoring and governance matters, but the time has come to rebalance the responsibilities of the board. Directors need to know when to take charge, when to partner, and when to get out of the way. Charan, Carey, and Useem describe this emerging trend and argue that its overall impact on business performance will be positive. They offer a new roadmap both to CEOs and directors so that senior executives can better balance board oversight with their day-to-day operations of the firm, and directors have a better understanding of when to lead, when to partner, and when to stay out of the way. Based on work with and study of board leaders and chief executives of Fortune 500 firms across the globe, Boards that Lead is that new roadmap, showing what this new partnership model of leadership looks like-and how to make it work. "--

When an unexpected pregnancy shifts Lauren Seville’s life, she finds herself drawn to her new landlord, a protective real‑estate tycoon whose hidden desire for fatherhood emerges as her due date approaches.