Home Is Where You Find Your Soulmate
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Publisher Description
Sometimes the perfect man is the one you don't see coming.
You need to kiss a lot of frogs to find your prince. Lexi was tired of waiting for her perfect man to show up—so she decided to go out and find him! Operation Find her Prince was born. Fourteen dates in fourteen days. The plan was foolproof except for one detail. Lexi didn't consider that she'd fall for the one person she shouldn't—her brother's best friend. Yet after each disastrous date, he was there to cheer her up. Before she knew it, Lexi was falling for the wrong guy.
Zach had been through literal hell—deployed in situations where he dodged bullets. Nothing he'd experienced thus far in his thirty years had come close to challenging him like Lexi. Feelings he'd buried years ago tempt him to cross boundaries he shouldn't. Zach can't help but fall for the one woman he should avoid, but can't help touching. He's brewing trouble with his best friend and business partner—who happens to be her older brother.
Customer Reviews
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Zach has lived in Jackson for 3 years. He was discharged from the marines and was wandering around looking for a home. After meeting Matt in Jackson, he realized that he was home. Matt soon became both his best friend and boss at the brewery that Matt owned.
Lexi was the last single gal in her group of friends. They were all in relationships or married starting families of their own. Lexi comes up with a plan. Fourteen date in Fourteen days - all with different guys. To be on the safe side, she has her dates at her brother’s brewery. Where her brother - and Matt can keep an eye on her. Matt is there for her every step of the way.
These characters were wonderful and multidimensional. Matt, for instance, led a PTSD support group. Lexi was completely earnest in her plan to land a relationship.
I enjoyed reading this book and have loved this author’s other books. A definite recommendation for reading and enjoying!.
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