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More Than a Good Friend
More Than a Good Friend
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In high school I made a deal with my best friend. If neither of us were married by 35, we'd marry each other.
We haven't spoken about it since. So when a ring falls out of the piñata at our shared birthday party and Dag drops to one knee in front of everyone we know, I walk away. I've loved him forever, but he's just making good on a deal.
I deserve better than that.
So I download every dating app I can find and vow to meet someone new. But I also end up telling Dag the truth — that I've carried a flame for him for years. Then I immediately tell him I'm over him.
Spoiler alert: I'm not over him.
And that’s a problem because we both live on Stargazer Springs Ranch.
He gets protective about my dates. Then he gets a pedicure from a male nail tech just to sit next to me for an hour. For a man just making good on a deal, he's doing a lot of extra credit.
I'm not sure what to think anymore.
More Than a Good Friend is a sweet, closed-door romantic comedy about a woman who finally told the truth, a cowboy who finally started paying attention, and a pedicure that changed everything. Book five in the Cowboys of Stargazer Springs series.
MAIN TROPES
- Friends to Lovers
- Small Town
- Redeeming the Playboy
- Pining
- Childhood Friends
- Proximity
Synopsis
Synopsis
Chapter One Look Inside
Chapter One Look Inside
Reader's Notes:
- this is part of a series and can be read as a stand-alone, however you may want to read the previous book first (More Than A Silly Crush) as it better shows how their general friendship dynamic is before the opening scene
- this is told from Goldie & Dag's points of view
Review:
I did a little dance when I got this book I was so excited to read after their story's set up in More Than a Silly Crush! It was so good! I loved Dag's cluelessness & how he grew to realize his feelings for Goldie. The moments where he tried to process what he was feeling and how to treat Goldie better by asking the other ranch hands/Mason for advice was so good! I also loved that Goldie stood up for herself when Dag proposed, knowing that she wanted someone who loved her. Some of my favorite scenes/moments in this book included: Dag trying to make sense of what was going on, Dag getting advice from Mason, Dallas trying to get through to Dag, Goldie's odd dates, conversations with Tandy, and fetch.
Dag was slow to win me over in the previous books, but as clueless as he was, he won me over in this one. Why do we always fall for the bad boy turned good?