Winning is everything, but will I lose my heart? Jenni Langston Keith has been my brother’s best friend for years, and he’s always seen me as the competition. We’re both race horse owners, and there’s no way I’m letting Langston get that trophy. When my parents threaten to set me up in an arranged marriage with a guy in India, I beg Langston to fake date me to get them off my back. He agrees, and all goes well until the romance starts to feel real. I panic because I have a secret that will prevent me from ever being the right girl for Langston. And that means I can’t let my heart get involved. Langston I can never truly be with Jenni because I’m her brother’s best friend, and he’s still angry that I married his crush, my current ex wife, a decade ago. He’s the only other person who knows I’m fake dating Jenni, and I hope to keep it that way. My ex wife is coming to see me in Blue Mountain with some mysterious news, and I need her to think Jenni is my girlfriend so she doesn’t get any ideas about reconciling. But when Amanda shows up the biggest surprise ever, life quickly gets complicated on so many levels, especially since I’m starting to fall for Jenni. Flirting with my Brother’s Billionaire Best Friend is a sweet romantic comedy with a matchmaking horse, a noodle-loving cat, a grandbaby-hungry mama, a gaggle of gossips, and enough laughs to keep you turning the pages.

Mabel "Maybe" Willis died a virgin at the very young age of twenty-four.She leaves behind her parents, Betty and Bruce, her brother, Evan, a laptop filled with one too many Jason Momoa memes, and a Kindle library with more books than one human being could ever finish in a lifetime.Cause of death: a text message.Okay. So, I didn't die. But I may as well have. One minute, I'm a woman trying to find her way in the world, and the next, I'm the sender of six of the most embarrassing text messages that have ever been sent in the history of time-or the cell phone. Whatever. We're talking code red, send a flipping mayday, the apocalypse is coming kind of texts.And I didn't just send them to some random person I'll never see again. No. That would be too easy. I sent them to Milo Ives.The man who played a starring role in all of my teenage fantasies-and my brother's lifelong best friend. And, boy oh boy, has he grown up. He's hard-bodied, blue-eyed, jawline-of-stone handsome, crazy successful, and has more money in his bank account than my brain can fathom.Deflower me, please? I said. Yeah. Send help.

Winning is everything, but will I lose my heart? Jenni Langston Keith has been my brother's best friend for years, and he's always seen me as the competition. We're both race horse owners, and there's no way I'm letting Langston get that trophy. When my parents threaten to set me up in an arranged marriage with a guy in India, I beg Langston to fake date me to get them off my back. He agrees, and all goes well until the romance starts to feel real. I panic because I have a secret that will prevent me from ever being the right girl for Langston. And that means I can't let my heart get involved. Langston I can never truly be with Jenni because I'm her brother's best friend, and he's still angry that I married his crush, my current ex wife, a decade ago. He's the only other person who knows I'm fake dating Jenni, and I hope to keep it that way. My ex wife is coming to see me in Blue Mountain with some mysterious news, and I need her to think Jenni is my girlfriend so she doesn't get any ideas about reconciling. But when Amanda shows up the biggest surprise ever, life quickly gets complicated on so many levels, especially since I'm starting to fall for Jenni. Flirting with my Brother's Billionaire Best Friend is a sweet romantic comedy with a matchmaking horse, a noodle-loving cat, a grandbaby-hungry mama, a gaggle of gossips, and enough laughs to keep you turning the pages.

Losing my v-card to my brother's billionaire best friend and lifelong crush - a fantasy come true. Until he vanished the next day and left me pregnant. Seven years later I'm a single mom in the same small town. He's the damaged billionaire who returns for my brother's wedding. The secret is out. Our son is his spitting image. The sparks between us reignite as he reclaims his place in our lives. He's even more smoking hot than I remember. But danger from his past threatens to shatter our newfound connection. I'm torn between love and my fear of getting hurt again. And this time I have two hearts to protect. Our sons and my own.

He's my brother's best friend and all I've ever wanted is a taste. For my eighteenth birthday I wished for a birthday kiss from Stirling Hartford, my older brother's best friend. Unfortunately, he only ever saw me as his friend's annoying little sister. He broke my heart that night, whether he knew or not. Years later and my heart's broken again, and there's no one else to turn to except him. She's my best friend's little sister, and I wish things were different. I don't care how tempting Audrey Davenport is, she's still my overprotective best friend's sister. I made a promise to him years ago I would never cross the line with her. It was easy to make that promise then when we were teens, but now she's all grown up and I'm finding it hard to understand why I ever agreed to such a thing. Especially after the night she crawls into my bed... ...Tempting me.

I wasn't supposed to kiss my best friend's sister when I was a college senior and she was barely eighteen... and I'm definitely not supposed to kiss her again now that she's my assistant. Drew Confession: When I received the wedding announcement of my best friend's sister, Kate, I thought becoming the bachelor on a reality TV show would help me move on. Guess what? It completely backfired. To make matters worse, the show just hired her to assist me in getting engaged before the finale airs. Yeah, I didn't exactly propose to my final pick on the last day of filming. Oops. Kate When I agreed to help my high school crush get engaged, I thought it would be simple. What I didn't expect was to be hiding the fact that my marriage was annulled after only three months.Or for the chemistry between Drew and me to reignite after seven years apart. My career depends on persuading him to propose to someone else.Messing that up for a man who ghosted me would be stupid, right?

Proposing on national TV was the plan. Falling for my best friend's sister wasn't.DrewConfession: I went on a reality TV show to get over my best friend's sister.Guess what? It didn't work.You know what's even worse? The show hired her to help me get engaged before the finale airs.KateWhen I agreed to help my high school crush get engaged, I thought it would be simple.What I didn't expect was for old feelings to resurface.Or for Drew to remember our stolen kiss from seven years ago.My career depends on convincing him to propose to someone else. Messing that up would be stupid, right?