Ex's & Oh's by Hazel Parker is now live!

The best man is actually the worst.

My best friend is getting married, and I'd be remiss as the maid of honor and a successful event planner if I didn't make sure she has the best wedding ever.

My biggest hurdle?

The best man.

He's my worst nightmare all wrapped up in a suit—an old ex's best friend and an arrogant playboy who thinks he's God's gift to womankind.

The problem is, he's not entirely wrong. As a professional football player, he has plenty of experience getting women. He's sexy, flirty, and charming—when he wants to be. And also aggravating and irritating and in my business far too much of the time.

Our attraction is—unfortunately—undeniable. I know giving into him is a bad idea, but he convinces me anyway. Just once, to get it out of our systems.

Except when we end up stranded together on a remote island, once might not be enough ...

And maybe he's not the worst man after all.

Ex's & Oh's is a steaming hot enemies to lovers romance featuring a straight-laced events planner who knows exactly what she wants and the playboy athlete who shouldn't want her but does anyway. Lust, laughs, and an HEA guaranteed!

Caroline's Review
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3.5 - 4 stars

"The more I watch her laugh, the more I listen to her speak, the more I want to start over with her."

In high school, Jenna Hall and Brett Evans were enemies. She was Noah's girl and Brett was his best friend. The final straw was when Noah ditched Jenna to follow Brett to college on the other side of the country. Ten years later, Jenna is maid of honour (and the wedding planner) at her bestie's wedding and Brett is the best man. Sparks fly!

Loved the blurb for this book, as I'm a sucker for enemies-to-lovers, but I would have enjoyed a longer book so the relationship between Jenna and Brett had a bit more room to grow. She yearned for a loving committed relationship and he was a renowned player. It felt a little bit like they went from zero to sixty in a few short days. Don't get me wrong, I adore an insta-love story, but this wasn't supposed to be quite like that. They had history and baggage as enemies, and all that changed in a matter of days when they meet again for the first time in ten years. However, I enjoyed their dynamic, I enjoyed the drama that developed in the story, and I loved the HEA.