Straight Up Love
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4.5 • 138 Ratings
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- £3.99
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- £3.99
Publisher Description
From New York Times bestselling author Lexi Ryan comes a sexy new standalone romance about a woman who’d do anything to have a baby and the man who’d do anything to have her…
For my 30th birthday, I’m giving myself the one thing I want most: a baby. Sure, this would be easier if I had a husband—or even a boyfriend—but I refuse to be thwarted by minor details.
When I drunkenly confess my plans to my friends, they convince me to ask Jake Jackson for help. Jake, the best friend who’s been there for me through thick and thin. Jake, who also happens to be smart, funny, ridiculously good looking, and the winner of all the genetic lotteries.
So when Jake takes me up on my request—with the stipulation that we get the job done the old-fashioned way—I’d be a fool to decline.
The only problem? I don’t know if I can separate sex from all the things I feel for this amazing man. If I can’t keep my heart under lock and key, I risk losing the relationship I need the most.
Jake has his own reasons for granting my baby wish. But when I discover his secrets, it could mean the end of us. I have to choose—run or stay and fight for love.
Fall for the boys of Jackson Harbor in Lexi Ryan’s sexy new contemporary romance series. These books can all be read as standalones, but you’ll enjoy reading them as a series!
Customer Reviews
Friends realise true love
Wow where do I start....we all have that one true love well we think we do when we are young but for Jake that’s always been true even after all these years he’s always been in love with his best friend Ava and although she says she doesn’t feel the same deep down she realises after asking Jake to help her have a baby just as friends that she loves him and doesn’t know what’s going to happen with their friendship.....lexi doesn’t disappoint this book pulls you in and when your finished looking for more xx
Prob skip this book
I would have skipped this one, if I’d known how annoying Ava would become. She is incredibly repetitive and whiny. I skim read a lot of this book, it got very boring in places.