Cora Matthews and the Adams brothers have been inseparable since childhood. As adults, one brother is her best friend, the other is the man she's set to marry. 
 When his brother is MIA for his own wedding, Matt steps in to take Jacob's place, hiding his identity so Cora can have her happy day and his brother's mistake will be kept secret. But what was meant to be 15 minutes of deception turns into the honeymoon, Matt can't decide if his rash move was the best or worst decision of his life. 
 Matt loved Cora first and would do anything to see her happy. But what happens when daylight hits and she learns what he did? 
 The antics as Matt pretended to be his brother told a lot about the characters of both men. In direct and indirect ways, readers learn more about the brothers through those interactions than through some of the direct narrative, simply because Matt's perspective of what Jacob's friends say and do color a lot of those scenes. 
 I couldn't help but be torn during the wedding, reception, and beginning of the honeymoon as Matt continued to deceive Cora. These moments were particularly telling, as Matt was honest in everything except his identity. 
 Matt's friend, Maggie, shows up to lend her support and I couldn't help but love her no nonsense take on the whole situation. She pulls no punches, and tells it exactly as she sees it, a refreshing characteristic compared to the secrets being kept by the three main characters. 
 This was one of those books that you know going in that someone, or everyone, is going to end up hurt. There is no way all three parties can end up happy when love like this is involved. I had a clear favorite from the beginning and am not sure I ever really grew to like the other brother with what we saw from him as the book progressed. The resolution happened quickly, and I wish there had been a little more to the end of the story. But the tension between the three characters kept me turning pages as fast as I could. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.