It felt like there was a lot of unnecessary filler that I don’t usually notice in Lauren’s books. I usually love a light book without a lot of angst, but this turned out to be a pretty long book for what was basically a short story. But once they got together, there was a lot of fucking and not that much else. They are both fighting growing feelings for each other, but Mark is bisexual, though he’s never actually been with a guy, and Asher thinks he’s straight so he has no chance. The two are complete opposites, so the banter is fun. As co-best-men, Asher and Mark are sent to go get the whole destination wedding set up quickly in Miami. He is an ex-professional footballer (soccer to us Americans) who is now a jet-setting openly gay professional photographer. “Nothing except a time machine will erase the drunk texts I fired off last night somewhere between midnight and regret o’clock.”Īsher is Flip’s best man. Mark is worried his sister is marrying too quickly and his attitude shows.

Mark is a buttoned-up divorced, single dad bank trader whose sister, Hannah, just announced her pregnancy and wedding to Flip. When I was about ⅓ through the book, I realized there was a FREE prequel called Super Hot Wingman, and it’s definitely worth reading first because it shows how our main characters meet. Though I’m not really an m/m reader, I loved Lauren’s last one, A Guy Walks Into My Bar, so I figured I’d grab The Best Men as well. You don’t have to read the prequel but it makes it better. Plus the Prequel: Super Hot Wingman Narrated by Teddy Hamilton & Jacob Morgan The Best Men by Sarina Bowen and Lauren Blakely

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