Falling for Her Brother's Best Friend
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4.1 • 930 Ratings
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
After too many bad decisions in romance, Emma is going on a man-fast. For the next six months, she's fasting from men. No sex. No dating. No soulful gazes. No fond memories of her first crush. She's going to spend the time focusing on her career, getting in touch with herself, and helping her two best friends with the launch of their new tea room. No men.
And that includes her brother's best friend, Noah Hart, who has just returned to their hometown.
She doesn't want Noah anyway. He might be even hotter than he was before, but he's not a nice guy anymore. He's made a fortune by acting ruthless in business, and the last thing he's looking for is small-town domestic life. He doesn't even want to be in town again, but a sick grandmother guilted him into it. Then he has nerve to not even recognize Emma when he sees her again. Maybe it's been seven years, but a decent guy would remember his best friend's little sister.
Noah is not a decent guy. Anyway, Emma is on a man-fast. And she doesn't want Noah.
At all.
Fifteen years ago, three girls were thrown together because their brothers were best friends. Now they're all grown up, and their brothers are grown up too. The Tea for Two series tells their stories.
Customer Reviews
Happy reader
Loved this book! Kept me wanting more.
Lovely story
I loved reading about best friends and little sisters who are now beautiful women. How the guys end up falling for the best friends little sisters. Fun and entertaining.
It was pretty disappointing
Normally, I’m into longer books so there is more time for world building and building up to the climax, but I decided to take a risk with this book for a quick read and I was sorely disappointed. I truly could not understand Emma and Noah connection, it just felt so lustful and forced. Everything moved so quickly I didn’t even have a chance to understand the characters motives before they started kissing. As a bigger girl I just felt so disappointed for Emma because she became “prettier” in Noah eyes and her old self got the best of her, Noah did not look at her once in high school but now she was all pretty he was going all for it and I just felt utterly disgusted by his behavior. I think it instilled that idea a man will only like you if you look a certain way and that’s a terrible idea for any younger woman reading this book. I think this book had a good plot, excluding Noah only liking her once she was hot, but this author did not have the care to add depth and personality into it. I felt no spark or connection to anyone or anything in this book. All in all, this book felt repetitive, lacking depth, was disrespectful, and could’ve been executed a LOT better, I wouldn’t recommend this book to anyone and do not how I got through it, honestly.