The Wrong Mr. Right
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“Don’t practice with Beck.” His voice was low, barely above a whisper. His gaze locked on mine. “You want to practice? You practice with me.”
He'll make her a hot girl, but can he make her his girl?
Shy, quiet Hannah is surrounded by handsome, sensitive, swoon-worthy men...who are fictional. As her thirtieth birthday looms, she takes stock of her life: her small-town bookstore isn't making ends meet and she's never been in love. Something needs to change.
She knows exactly who's going to help her.
Women fall head over heels for laid-back, confident Wyatt, but all he cares about is surfing. The only thing holding him back from going pro? His non-existent social media presence. When Hannah offers to run his social media in exchange for lessons, it's too good to pass up.
He'll coax the pretty bookworm out of her shell, but they'll do it his way.
Disastrous surf lessons, dive bar karaoke, a romance-only bookstore and a sparkly dress that makes her feel beautiful--spending time with Wyatt is nothing like Hannah expected. But he's all wrong for her... right?
A spicy, hilarious small-town friends-to-lovers romantic comedy with a guaranteed HEA.
This is the second book in the Queen's Cove series, but can be read as a standalone.
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The Queen's Cove Series is a 4-book series with 4 released primary works first released in 2021 with contributions by Stephanie Archer.
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This book was actually cute most of the time, but there were a few scenes that made me cringe so much that idk, I don't wanna give it more than 2 stars.
Book store Hannah has a proposition for surf shop Wyatt. She wants to come out of her shell more and be a “hot girl” (didn't love this term but I got the idea. She said it too much and it got annoying)
These two opposites come together to teach Hannah to be brave, step out of her comfort zone, and complete her goals before she turns 30.
Wyatt is all about temporary so he doesn't see things going anywhere with her. But why does he get jealous when she goes on dates with other men?
It's kind of a sex coach turned relationship, but Hannah is a complex character that we all love.
