A Bridesmaid's Guide to Enemies with Benefits: A steamy small-town forced proximity romance (A Bridesmaid's Guide to Getting Married) by South Hopkins

Violet Gray does not fraternize with the enemy. Even when the enemy is the man she spent an unforgettable night with in Nepal. Especially when he shows up to audit her lab with twenty days to decide if her life's work gets funded or gutted. Even when her apartment floods and his spare room is her only option. John Thorn is infuriating. He steals her desk chair, mocks her fish, and looks at her like he's already won something. The fact that he's the only person who's ever looked at her research like it matters is completely irrelevant. So is the way he looks without a shirt on. Too bad enemies don't come with benefits. Violet has rebuilt herself from nothing once. She knows better than to trust a man who could take everything she's worked for. She is not doing that again. Read more