Thunder Bay Golf Club might be off the beaten path, but with Cole Copeland at the helm, it’s soon to be the most sought-after golfing experience in Sultry County. This struggling entrepreneur plans to put Thunder Bay on the golfing map.Nothing—and no one—will get in his way.
But Cole’s past has just blown into town like the dark clouds of a coming storm, and her name is Jessie Mallory. He can’t forget and won’t forgive how Jessie wrecked his plans for the future ten years ago. And she’s still as irresponsible as she was in high school. It’s about time someone taught her about hard work and force her to become a responsible adult.
And Cole is just the guy to do it.
Jessie’s always been a rule-breaker and a risk-taker, the self-proclaimed black sheep of her family. Crossing paths with Cole again might be the cruelest coincidence she could imagine, but his attempt to leverage her couldn’t come at a better time.
Thanks to some unfortunate circumstances of her own making and a whole lot of guilt on Jessie’s part, she’s going to let Cole get his vendetta on.
Sort of. She’ll let him think he’s getting his way while using him to escape her latest debacle.
The sparks that fly between Cole and Jessie have nothing to do with Thunder Bay’s volatile summer storms and everything to do with pent-up desire. Now they’re caught in a trap of their own making and things are spinning out of control. What they always thought of as the worst day of their lives might just turn out to be the best thing that ever happened to them—if Cole and Jessie can survive each other the second time around.
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Miss Behavin by Andie Isles is a sultry romantic comedy with plenty of banter, sparks, and second-chance romance.
Cole Copeland is ready to open Thunder Bay Golf Club, but he has a lot on his plate before the grand opening and very little time to get everything done.
He is completely focused on his goal. But then Jessie Mallory comes back into his life, the girl who cost him his future. When he sees her again, he makes a dumb and risky decision: he offers her a job at the golf club.
For the last ten years, Cole has believed that Jessie was irresponsible, flighty, and spoiled. But the more time they spend together, the more he realizes how wrong he has been about her. And as old feelings resurface, they have to figure out if two people who seem so different can really have a second chance.
This was a very entertaining and spicy novel that also teaches us a few lessons along the way.
Tropes: Second Chance • Enemies to Lovers • Close Proximity
I really enjoyed the banter between Cole and Jessie and all the sparks every time they were together. I liked that their relationship developed gradually rather than everything happening at once.
Jessie evolved a lot throughout the story. She self-sabotaged at every step and didn't even realize how much she was helping the people around her. Cole changed too. He became more relaxed and, by the end, realized an important lesson.
Their intimate scenes were amazing, and my favorite part was when Cole went to rescue her.
If you like spicy romantic comedies with second-chance romance, banter, and plenty of chemistry, I highly recommend this one!
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