Not the Marrying Kind by Jae

Not the Marrying Kind by Jae

He's the best bad decision she'll ever make...

Type A attorney Fiona Quinn has one goal left to accomplish before turning 30: A big, fairy-tale wedding. All she needs is a groom. So what if she's never been in love-or even lust-before? She's confident she can solve the problem the way she always does, with spreadsheets and an action plan.

When a family emergency brings bad boy Max Devlin swaggering back into town-with his cocky grin, tattoos, and wanderlust-Fiona has to remind herself that he's as unsuitable as it gets. Nope. Not happening. No matter how irresistible his invitation is for a night or seven between the sheets. If she can't tie him down-metaphorically, of course-her pants must stay on.

Max can't remember the last time a woman turned him down. He's a guaranteed three-orgasms good time, dammit. So what if he's not the marrying kind? Those sweaty palms he gets when Fiona agrees to help him save his dad's punk rock club are just an allergic reaction to her methodical march toward matrimony. Before he hits the road again, he's going to prove to Fiona that life's more fun when you play rather than plan.

No one gets hurt when it's all just fun and games, right?

Author's Note: A steamy, opposites attract standalone romance featuring a cocky bad boy (with a heart of gold) and a buttoned-up good girl (with a secret wild side). 1-click if you're into dirty dancing, swoony first kisses and hot trysts in supply closets. This book comes with a guaranteed (and very romantic) Happily Ever After.

Jae is the author of sixteen lesbian romance novels that have won awards. She resides near the French and Swiss borders in Germany's sunniest city. She was bitten by the writing bug when she was eleven years old. She used to work as a psychologist until quitting in 2013 to pursue her dream of being a full-time writer and part-time editor. That is, in her opinion, the best job on the planet. While she's not writing, she enjoys reading lesbian fiction, indulging her ice cream and office supply addictions, and binge-watching crime programs.