Slick's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 I'm a sucker for enemies to lovers stories and with the history between these two, their path to their happily ever after was hard, almost too hard I was good with everything until their last issue and then for me what seemed to be a rush to the end. I don't mind when a couple has to work to be together and while I get that they'd been through a lot, I wanted more time with them after they figured it out, but sadly we didn't get that. With all that being said, I still enjoyed May The Best Man win immensely. The characters were flawed, their shared history not pretty, and the hero's personal history was sad and made it very easy to see his issues with relationships, but the chemistry between them and the way that both owned up to their mistakes made me believe their story and that they'd make it in the long run. 
 I found it a bit crazy how Jase Foster and Emily Klein kept getting thrown together when their mutual friends all seemed to be pairing up and getting married. What I found even more interesting was how committed Jase was to making sure "his" grooms were at the wedding on time so their brides would not worry especially for someone who didn't believe in letting another person have that much control over your life. Yes, Jase was affected by his mother walking out when he was a young boy, but he was more affected by the shape his father was in for years afterwards. 
 Jase and Emily were in high school when an incident changed their lives forever and in turn changed what little relationship they had at that point. It was a complicated time for them and the both made mistakes. I appreciated that they were mature enough now to realize the mistakes they made and figured out a way to move past them. 
 I loved the attraction between them from the start, they way it built, the moments they shared before either one of them wanted to admit there was more to it and the difficulty they both had with accepting they wanted more. These were some scared individuals and despite the way they felt when they were together, despite the fact they missed each other when apart; they both kept protecting their hearts and refused to let the other one in completely. I kept rooting for them and I hurt for them when it was so evident they needed one another, but just couldn't trust not only each other but their own judgment. 
 Highly emotional and supremely sexy, May The Best Man Win was a satisfying and engaging story from beginning to end. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.