May the Best Man Win
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- 9,99 $
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Description de l’éditeur
“This page-turner has it all: fantastic characters, witty banter, and sizzling chemistry. I absolutely loved it!”— Gina L. Maxwell, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author
For their friends, Emily and Jase will let their mutual resentment simmer just beneath the surface…right alongside their mutual attraction.
Jase Foster can’t believe his bad luck. He’s been paired with the she-devil herself for his best friend’s wedding: Emily Klein of the miles-long legs and killer smile. She may be sin in a bridesmaid dress, but there’s no way he’s falling for her again.
They can barely stand each other, but given how many of their friends are getting married, they’ll just have to play nice—at least when they’re in company. Once they’re alone, more than just gloves come off as Jase and Emily discover their chemistry is combustible, and there may be something to this enemies to lovers thing after all.
The Wedding Date Series:
May the Best Man Win (Book 1)
The Wedding Date Bargain (Book 2)
More praise for Mira Lyn Kelly:
“Incredible tension, a great cast of characters…and some really gooey emotional conflict.”—Molly O’Keefe, USA Today bestselling author for Truth or Dare
“Sexy and with a truly fresh voice.”—Tina Leonard, New York Times bestselling author for Touch and Go
“Mira Lyn Kelly’s writing always sparkles.”—Lauren Layne, USA Today bestselling author for Touch and Go
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This flimsy contemporary romance set in Chicago relies heavily on the hero's inability to communicate. Emily Klein will never forgive Jase Foster for betraying their high school friendship, but avoiding him as an adult is not an option: his friends keep marrying her friends. At a wedding where he stands as the best man, she's the maid of honor, making it doubly hard to get through the evening in a civilized fashion. Both Jase and Emily are one-dimensional characters, though Jase has slightly more depth, scarred by his mother's abandonment and fixated on Emily's past misdeeds. Jase has always had a weakness for Emily's smile and legs, and when they hook up for a one-night stand, the chemistry is explosive. However, he doesn't talk to Emily about his growing feelings, he avoids his father because he doesn't want to discuss his mother, and he encourages his friend to walk out on his wife and baby instead of working out problems. There's not much to recommend this romance other than the cast of friends, who have more personality and witty one-liners than the protagonists. It's clear from the heavy-handed setup that those side characters will return in future sequels, which may be more entertaining than this one.
