Remi Carrington
More Than a Silly Crush - Signed Paperback
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I only saw him as my best friend’s little brother . . . until I married him.
Getting pregnant before the wedding wasn’t my plan, but surprise! Then my fiancé (correction, ex-fiancé) tells me to take care of the problem. And that’s how he becomes my ex.
But being a single mom in this small town won’t be easy. Maybe not even possible. I’m a large animal vet. It’s not like I can take my baby to work with me.
Then my best friend’s younger brother drops to one knee and proposes so that I won’t be a single mom.
After days of pondering, I accept Parker’s impulsive proposal.
Romance has never been part of our relationship, but he treats me better than anyone I’ve ever dated. He’s caring, protective, and more than a little good looking. Way more than I deserve.
But I really didn’t think about the day-to-day of married life. Or what it would be like to see him without a shirt all the time. He’s no longer the scrawny kid who liked to tag along. He’s a full-grown cowboy and quickly becoming my best friend. (Well, my other best friend)
Just when I think maybe a happily-ever-after is possible, everything falls apart.
Now that there's nothing to save me from, I have to let him go. But walking away from my knight in shining armor will absolutely shatter my heart.
More Than a Silly Crush is a sweet, closed-door romantic comedy about a marriage of convenience, a best friend's little brother who's been waiting his whole life, and the moment she finally sees what was right in front of her all along. Book four in the Cowboys of Stargazer Springs series.
Content Note: This book contains pregnancy loss. It is handled with care and sensitivity.
MAIN TROPES
- Marriage of Convenience
- He Falls First
- Best Friend's Little Brother
- Unrequited Love
- Protective Hero
- Small Town
- Cowboy
Synopsis
Synopsis
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.
Chapter One Look Inside
Chapter One Look Inside
