Zack Hannington is a swinging bachelor, at least that’s the image he tries to project.  In truth Zack has no real personal life and he has no interest in women at all but that’s his personal business and should be of no concern to anyone in his office.  He never had a problem keeping his personal life and business life separate until George Parker was hired and Zack finds himself daydreaming about the man.  When a situation arises at the office and Zack has no choice but to work in close proximity with the star of his x-rated dreams, he realizes several things. First he realizes how well he works with George, second George does not belong in the secretarial pool and third his attraction to George is a lot stronger than he realized. 

Giving in to his attraction Zack breaks his own rules of mixing business with pleasure and the consequences may be worse than he thought.

Oh, George, is a story with a great idea, but I felt it needed to be more developed and expanded upon.  The characters are okay but I didn’t feel the plot was fully evolved to bring out any feelings regarding how the relationship between George and Zack should progress.  They fell in love, but I wasn’t certain of when that actually occurred.  With a bit more of a plot and character development Oh, George could have been a really great story.