Review Quotes Halston (The Maid) pairs a feisty businesswoman and a reclusive author with explosive results. And, suddenly, the simmering anger has blossomed into something extra spicy. Someone Brian is desperate to avoid shows up and somehow Lizzie gets roped into pretending to be dating him. Suddenly the two are back under the same roof and bickering like old times, except that Brian has bigger problems than dealing with Lizzies verbal sparring. Unlike Lizzie who always has something to say. Hes always been gruff and grumpy, but these days, Brian is much better off with his writing fictional characters never talk back. Brian knows he messed up with Lizzie but give him a break, he was just a kid who was trying to look cool and Lizzie regularly pushed all of his buttons-both in school and out of it. Of course of course of course who is the first person she runs into on the way to the wedding? None other than her childhood nemesis, Brian Anderson, the reason for all of her Valentines Day hatred. But Lizzies best friend is having pre-nuptial festivities for a week leading up to her February 14th wedding and Lissette is taking her maid of honor duties seriously, maybe too seriously. Ever since the Most Disastrous Valentines Day of All Time(TM) she has hated all things V-day. At least thats what Lissette Alonso believes.

Book Synopsis A delightful enemy to lovers/fake engagement rom-com themed around Valentines Day! Jennifer Lopezs new movie Marry Me meets Erin Sterlings holiday themed The Ex Hex.

About the Book Back under the same roof and bickering like old times before her best friends February 14th wedding, maid-of-honor Lissette Alonso and Brian Anderson, who is the reason for all her Valentines Day hatred, call a truce when someone he is trying to avoid shows up at the reception.

Full Contact by Sidney Halston