You May Kiss the Bridesmaid

From the same narrator of The Unhoneymooners comes a brand new, stand-alone romantic comedy.
Archibald Hill is handsome, single, and he’s going to his best friend’s wedding ready to make a conquest or two. After all, everyone knows weddings are the perfect setting to get lucky.
Summer Knowles used to have a life—friends, family, a sister who’d do anything for her—until she blew it all away with a terrible mistake. Now, attending her twin’s wedding as the party’s undesirable number one seems like more than she can handle. So, when a tall stranger with smoldering ice-blue eyes offers her a therapy of seven nights of no-strings-attached fun, she might even ignore that he has a beard and accept.
Problem is, Summer has never been good at keeping sex and feelings separated…
I had to wipe the tears I had for laughing at the hilarious moments, had to stop myself from ‘aaaaw – ing’ several times. A lovely story about finding love, even if you don’t want to find it. And that one mistake does not have to be the end. And that no matter what, family and true friends will find always a way to forgive you. Tizi’s Book Review
This is the ultimate tame-a-bad-boy story, except that Archie isn't really bad - he just hasn't found the right woman yet. Lilac Mills - The Home Of Chick Lit
This was such a fun, summer chick lit story! Gracie
A sweet clean romcom that I devoured in one sitting. Come Read with Me
Lovely characters, sizzling chemistry and attraction, fun, fun, fun. Reading Tonic
A light, easy read full of romance. All in all this a great book, and I am more than happy to recommend it to you. If you’re lucky enough to be getting away this year then it’ll be a fab beach read, but if like me it’s all about the staycation for you, then this will be a great book to read with a glass of wine whilst sunning yourself in your garden! Chapter and Cake