The Wedding Date Disaster

by Avery Flynn

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5

Twin brothers Will and Web have been switching places since they were kids… so when Web gets sick right before leaving to be his best friends plus one at her sisters out of town wedding, it seems like the perfect idea to send his brother Will in his place! Except Will and Hadley have been at each others throats since the day they met… how will they ever pull off the illusion of being a couple if they can’t be in the same room without heated looks and insults?!?!

Miles away from Harbour City, Will agrees to give it his best shot to fool Hadley’s family… as long as she agrees to leave his wealthy brother alone after all of this. Hadley and Will are faced together in different situations allowing the heated looks they share to turn into sparks! Soon this fake relationship isn’t feeling too fake anymore and they wonder if when they return home they can keep this up?

The banter between Will and Hadley was fun to read and the side characters added a lot of flavour to the book! Hadley’s family was unique and made me want to be at the wedding week festivities along side them playing cutthroat Scrabble! I’d love to revisit this cast of characters again to see an HEA for either Will’s brother or one of Hadley’s siblings.

Enemies to lovers, best friends brother, fake relationship… this book is the trifecta of all the best tropes.

Fans of The Hating Game and The Worst Best Man will love this book!

The Wedding Date Disaster by Avery Flynn is scheduled to release August 25th, 2020.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Entangled Publishing. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

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