I Don’t by Andrea Johnston
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Released June 24, 2018
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“I Do.”
My name is Whitney Wheeler and I’ve dreamed of saying those two words since I was ten years old. My dream is finally coming true.
Fate, however, has other plans. My perfectly planned life hits a snag eight days before our wedding. I walk in on my fiancé on the couch with someone who isn’t me. Trying to “blow off” that visual, without thinking I accept an invitation to take a road trip with the boy who broke my teenage heart.
Lucas DeCosta is all man, and surprise surprise—a male stripper. Beyond his movie-star good looks, his oh so sexy dance moves, and those big brown eyes, I find a kind heart and the overall goodness of the boy who still sets my heart on fire.
Each time he looks at me, I feel it.
Zing.
Zang.
Electricity.
It.
When life hands you lemons . . . take a shot of tequila and hand fate the keys to your life. Because, sometimes the best thing to say is “I Don’t” before you can ever say “I Do.”
Oh my goodness!! What a fun read!! I had such a blast reading I Don’t! I thought going in that this would be more of a ‘Runaway Bride’ story, but it definitely had more of a “Wedding Planner” meets “Magic Mike” vibe to it that I absolutely adored!
I Don’t is a slow burn romance that will have your windows fogging up from the panting you will be doing leading up to the epic bang sesh! I was a little nervous going into this story because Winter Break also by Andrea Johnston had a little too much sex for my taste. I didn’t need to worry, because this one was simmering with sexual tension and not overwrought with them going at it.
Think of I Don’t as a journey of rediscovering who you are and setting aside standards of perfection you have set on yourself to fall in love with yourself again after years of trying to live up to what you were told once, kind of ish like, when Ricky Bobby was living by the saying of “If you aren’t first, you’re last.” Okay so that probably isn’t be the best example, but whatever.
I absolutely couldn’t get enough of this courtship! It was so freaking sweet and thoughtful and I couldn’t get enough of it. I was drowning in the swoons! I love romance and comedy and I Don’t has both in spades!!
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