| Author: | Elena Aitken | ISBN: | 9781927968680 |
| Publisher: | Ink Blot Communications | Publication: | October 13, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Elena Aitken |
| ISBN: | 9781927968680 |
| Publisher: | Ink Blot Communications |
| Publication: | October 13, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
She was in love with her brother's best friend.
He broke her heart.
Time heals…but is it enough for a second chance?
It's been eight years since Marissa had her heart broken by her teenage crush who just happened to be her brother's best friend. She'd been so sure he'd felt the same…but his humiliating laughter still echoes in her mind.
Nick hasn't been able to stop thinking about what could have been all those years ago if only he'd followed his heart the night Marissa confessed her love. But the timing had been right, and there was the guy code. He couldn’t date his best friend's little sister—ever.
Now her brother is getting married, and with both of them in the wedding party, Marissa won't be able to avoid Nick for much longer. But she has no reason to be nervous. After all, she's no longer an uncertain teenager and those feelings are long gone—or are they?
She was in love with her brother's best friend.
He broke her heart.
Time heals…but is it enough for a second chance?
It's been eight years since Marissa had her heart broken by her teenage crush who just happened to be her brother's best friend. She'd been so sure he'd felt the same…but his humiliating laughter still echoes in her mind.
Nick hasn't been able to stop thinking about what could have been all those years ago if only he'd followed his heart the night Marissa confessed her love. But the timing had been right, and there was the guy code. He couldn’t date his best friend's little sister—ever.
Now her brother is getting married, and with both of them in the wedding party, Marissa won't be able to avoid Nick for much longer. But she has no reason to be nervous. After all, she's no longer an uncertain teenager and those feelings are long gone—or are they?
