Not Boyfriend Material

**He’s charming. He’s gorgeous. He doesn’t do relationships.**

In other words, Ethan Cole is absolutely, unquestionably **not boyfriend material**.

Chloe Bennett knows his type. The effortless smile. The dangerous confidence. The kind of man who can make a woman forget every sensible rule she’s ever made—and then disappear the moment things get complicated.

Luckily, Chloe has rules.

And Ethan breaks almost all of them.

When her best friend’s wedding forces Chloe, the maid of honor, to work closely with Ethan, the best man, she decides she can handle a few months of rehearsals, cake tastings, flowers, and wedding disasters without falling for him.

Then Ethan turns her judgment into a challenge.

He’s going to prove he *is* boyfriend material.

So Chloe gives him a score.

**2/10.**

Unfortunately, Ethan keeps showing up.

He remembers her coffee order. He knows exactly how to make her laugh when she doesn’t want to. He listens. He notices. And somewhere between sarcastic texts, jealous moments, almost-dates, one very dangerous kiss, and a wedding that refuses to plan itself, Chloe’s carefully constructed rules begin to fall apart.

Because the real problem isn’t that Ethan Cole is bad at being boyfriend material.

It’s that Chloe might be falling for a man who has already warned her he doesn’t want to be anyone’s boyfriend.

And some challenges are a lot more dangerous when your heart is keeping score.

**Funny, sexy, romantic, and full of irresistible banter, *Not Boyfriend Material* is a contemporary romantic comedy about falling for exactly the wrong person—and discovering he might be the right one after all.**