h rating: 3 stars. Frankie. I liked her but then I didn't. I didn't like the way she constantly pushed the H away. The first 20% of the book was a mess. The whole wedding made me shake my head so much. I wasn't expecting to have that much drama at the start of the story, and something that's honestly absurd and unnecessary. The story slows down after that whole drama, and it kind of becomes boring when you compare it to the scenes that happened before. i really did have high expectations considering how much i absolutely loved The Worst Best Man by this author, so overall i’m kind of sad i didn’t enjoy this book as much as i thought i was going to in the end It was a cute read. And I thought that's all it would be till around 90%. Then Max happened. And Kimberly. And the tias. AND BRANDON. I LOVED THE LAST 10% OF THIS BOOK LIKE CRAZY. Getting further into the novel, Frankie and Aiden had a great grasp of each other. They understood one another, and were able to discern certain mannerisms and traits in each other. For me nothing is more annoying than petty misunderstandings, rash decisions, and emotional meltdowns between couples that are supposed to love each other or even be soulmates. In this novel the author created a couple that worked, made sense, and was meant to be together.

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Push/Pull: Yes! The h pushes the H away for majority of the book. The H is the main pursuer of the relationship. Smart, emotional, and sexy, this delightfully modern love story hits all the right notes. Sosa knows exactly what romance readers want, and delivers at every turn.” Ok, forse Aiden è sempre un po' calato nel personaggio cupo a causa della propria ricchezza, con il sorriso triste e severo da "il prezzo da pagare per il privilegio", e poi si trasforma rapidamente in cucciolone. E lei è un borgatara di quartiere, con altrettanti pregiudizi verso i ricchi, tanto da rischiare di non vedere il treno dell'Amore che le passa accanto. A captivating love story about two people who bring out the best in each other both professionally and personally.Yes, her sexual experience completely gotten overshadowed by Aiden, however, she WAS experienced, she DID enjoy sex and she DID have prior orgasms. The effects of Aiden on her was actually smaller than her hold on Aiden, so I could completely look past it. I loved the worst best man, but this felt a little flat in comparison for me. It was still fun and hot, but dragged a little in the second half. The couple. I didn't feel anything for them at all. Aiden, the Mr. Darcy of the story (but I refuse to see him as a man close enough to be even compared to Mr. Darcy), says Frankie looks like a stripper, is a bachelor by choice (he prefers no strings), and honestly, I'm starting to forget already. And Frankie isn't even better. She comes off as selfish and insensitive at times, not at all like Elizabeth Bennet, the strong heroine she was inspired by. Their romance story is slowly build up. Miss Score adding many layers/ plots to the story. The secondary characters also play important part building into the climax. I do admire how miss Score creates real supporting character into secondary characters. I will still say that I can’t dislike Solange bc I really enjoy her character and Dean was one of my favorites in the first book but wow.

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Franchesca is the maid of honor at her best friend's wedding. She loves her best friend dearly, as well as the groom. The rest of the wedding party, though? They're pretty awful. Rich, vapid, and shallow. Everything Frankie is not. Then there is the richest of the richest, best man Aiden Killbourn. He may be rich, but Aiden is a great guy. Frankie just has trouble seeing it at first. Frankie and Aiden butt heads and when they have to work together to save the wedding they're involved in, they get to know each other a little bit better. Heat level: Hot. They have some hot tension, chemistry, and scenes -- but not so much it takes away from the story. I liked Frankie but I really loved Aiden. He was "All In" when it came to Frankie. So devoted and in love. Frankie had a little ways to go to be ready and deserving of Aiden. That was a big switch. It ended up working but Frankie- so stubborn. Frankie: "Not to worry, Margie. Your odds are still excellent for luring him into your Venus Fly Trap vag." Frankie and Aiden are GOALS people! Their chemistry, romance, and love was on fire. I'm so sad that this book is over right now. I already miss the crap out of them.

I just can't even... I really don't know what to say. Definitely, not my cuppa! Too much silliness is happening, too much chaos and too many OTT characters. It's not my kind of humor, either. I only liked the bride & the groom (side characters). The other side characters are mostly awful. The hero and heroine didn't make much sense to me, either. There was some good banter between them, but I was unable to enjoy it without feeling the chemistry between the characters... The slut-shaming and pitting women against women. This is the one that bothered me the most. There were dialogues and scenes that tried to show the characters being ahead of their time and showing feminist traits, but it all falls flat when it immediately follows scenes and dialogues that insult the other female characters excluding the heroine and her best friend. The female characters who aren't Franchesca and Pru are mean, vapid, and fake. I don't remember a female character apart from Francheska and Pru that have been described in a decent light. Lui è il rampollo dei multimilionari Kilbourn, quarantenne cresciuto a pane e tradimenti familiari, sempre salvando le apparenze; non si fida del prossimo, non si fida delle donne che cercano in lui (solo) l'amore. Dammit. I can’t unthink it. Now I’m the one flustered enough to do absurd shit—like wonder what would have happened if I’d met Lina before my brother did.” The 2nd half of the book is where it got good for me. Sometimes a book will have a strong beginning and a saggy middle. In this case, the middle and end were the best parts. I loved to read about how in love Aiden is with Frankie.

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This was a hilarious and filled with suspense at a best friend's wedding story. Aiden, best friend of Chip, and Frankie, best friend of Pru, met and had the most funniest way of getting to know each other.

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