The Breakup
Can two wrongs feel oh-so-right? This bride is about to find out—with the bad boy who makes an epic breakup worth her while.
Bella: I know I’m a princess. I’m used to getting what I want. But all I ever really wanted was a husband and a family. Unlike my sister, Sophie, I’ll never have a brilliant career to fall back on. So what’s a bride to do when she learns that Prince Charming is a cheating snake just a few days before her fairy-tale wedding? With my fiancé begging for another chance, the only way to save the wedding is to even things out with a little revenge sex—and local bartender Christian Jordan seems like the right man for the job.
Christian: If gorgeous Bella Bigelow thinks sleeping with me will somehow lead to happily ever after, I’m not going to turn her down. The guy she wants to marry is a jerk, and her sister is fooling around with my estranged twin brother, Cain. So what’s the problem—besides falling for a woman who doesn’t know what she wants out of life? All I want to do is whisk her away from that church, take her to a cabin in the woods, and act out all our naughtiest fantasies. And I may just get the chance. . . .
Don’t miss Sophie and Cain’s story in The Hookup!
And look for all of Erin McCarthy’s soulful Nashville Nights romances:
HEART BREAKER | DREAM MAKER | LOVE TAKER
Includes an excerpt from another Loveswept title
- Pages
- 203
- First published
- 2018
- Edition
- Ebook
Shelved by 1 Litcadian
Reviews
Finished June 9, 2022
Another Netgalley book I wasn’t sure I’d read but ended did anyway. Marked to 2.5⭐️ because my pet peeve with the whole pregnancy being a conflict that would help solve for a HEA. The story would’ve been fine without that. And maybe without how the h felt about sex too (vanilla, anal , etc). Also some scenes after the 50% mark were just dull and I was actually skipping ahead a lot. Marking it a 2.5⭐️ because I think I’ll keep this copy from Netgalley (even with the small typos I found). I haven’t read the first book with these brothers and honestly I was not lost with what was going on there as there’s a lot so story going on in this book. So maybe I’ll keep my copy for a reread. At least now I know the sections I can live without reading.