Literally SO bad at finding a book and sticking to it or finding a series and sticking to it or figuring out what mood my mood-reading-self is feeling (or all of the above). Here's "All In" by Morgan Sloan.
["Harlow Young: What’s worse than being left at the altar? Being left at the altar at a wedding you didn’t want. Josh’s family is mega-rich and entitled, and they’ve planned this massive thing with no input from me, and now I’m standing here looking like an idiot. Oh well, I guess. I’ll just take my best friend and best man, Grayson, with me to my honeymoon in Las Vegas. Maybe a best friend vacation is exactly what we need. It can’t get any worse than this.
Grayson Taylor: What’s worse than watching your best friend get left at the altar? Being so in love with him that you don’t just feel rage for his now ex-fiancĂ©, but also relief. Stark relief. Not that I think it means I have a chance. Harlow has never seen me as anything more than his best friend. And what kind of best friend would I be if I turned down his watery-eyed request to go with him on his Vegas honeymoon? I’ve never been able to deny him and those doe eyes a single thing."]
You know those stories were the love is so real and so strong and so obvious but also not obvious at all? Those stories were the mutual pining is so sweet but hurts so much? Those stories were everyone sees the HEA but the couple? Those stories that make you feel so content and so happy and sooo jealous that you don't have a person like that of your own, a love like that of your own?
This book was SOO good, so freaking good. Even if I wasn't breathing for many parts of it, even if it gave me heart palpitations (and butterflies).
Definitely adding Morgan to my author-to-binge list.
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