To Have and to Harley
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Publisher Description
You may now kiss the biker
Bethany Jernigan owes her bestie. Big time. So when wedding planning overburdens the bride-to-be, Bethany steps in to handle the nitty-gritty. But the guy in charge isn’t anything like she imagined. He's gruff, tattooed, and 100% male. His staff is even rougher around the edges, and it's not long before she feels as if she's stepped into some kind of crazy alternate reality.
Are those…bikers? Arguing about wedding favors?
Trey Harding never wanted this to get so out of hand. One little lie somehow snowballed into a world of dresses and flowers and food and holy-hell-he's-in-over-his-head. But it’s not like he can confess he’s not the wedding planner he’s pretending to be—especially now that he's falling for the maid of honor! His charade is becoming a farce, and as engines rev and ribbons fly, Trey’s running out of time to figure out how to tell the truth without losing his new family, his crew…or the woman of his dreams.
Bikers & Brides Series:
To Have and to Harley (Book 1)
What People Are Saying About Regina Cole:
“Hits the mark…joyful, feel-good romance.”—RT Book Reviews for Sex Becomes Her, 4 ½ Stars
“Cole sizzles...sweet and red-hot.”—Publishers Weekly for Sex Becomes Her
“Will keep you turning the pages.”—Night Owl Reviews for Sex Becomes Her, 4 Stars
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Cole (Indelibly Intimate) brings humor to the gritty biker romance subgenre in this appealing contemporary. Trey Harding's only family is his motorcycle club. He's always assumed that his mother was an addict who dumped him when he was an infant. Then he learns that he was kidnapped by a nurse and has a well-off, loving mother who has searched for him his whole life. He's afraid she wouldn't love a biker, so he desperately claims to be a wedding planner and conveniently, his biological sister, Sarah, is about to get married. Enter Sarah's best friend, Bethany Jernigan, who has already agreed to plan the wedding when Sarah's long-lost brother suddenly reappears. Despite DNA evidence, Bethany thinks Trey's out to scam her friend's family, until she realizes he's the man of her dreams. A few of the characters could be more developed especially Bethany's cruel, deranged grandmother and a drug dealing subplot is a little jarring, but Cole creates a hero and a heroine to root for, and the scenes with bikers arguing over wedding details are hilarious. This unconventional take on tough guy tropes will melt hearts.
