Slick's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 5 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 I have more than enjoyed each book so far in Rachel Harris' Love and Games series but I flat out LOVED Accidentally Married on Purpose. As the title implies two people get married while somewhat intoxicated in Vegas but it turns out they both have reasons for wanting to stay married at least for a little while. Yes, it's been done before but there is just something so special about the hero and heroine in this book that I felt like this troupe hadn't been used before. Part of it is the way this author writes; she swoops in and makes the readers feel like they are a part of the story, that they are living it side by side with the characters and so you are invested in it from start to finish. With characters you want to be friends and hang out with, a perfect, sweet, and at times frustrating love story and an interesting plot Accidentally Married on Purpose is my favorite in this series to date. 
 Sherry Robicheaux is tired of being known as the girl who gets her heart broken, as the one with the outlandish ideas, as the one who always goes for the wrong type of men and she's made a New Year's resolution to change that, after she takes care of a family catering job in Vegas and has one hot flight she's going to go after a nice, steady boring guy and settle down. She has a plan, a plan she plans on sticking to until she wakes up in the bathroom of a Vegas hotel suite with a big old honking wedding ring on her finger. 
 When country star Tyler Blue meets Sherry in the Green Room before a concert at first she thinks she's pulling his leg not recognizing him but he soon finds out she has not clue who he is. She thinks he's a roadie and he loves that someone is interested in him for him so he does the unthinkable and asks her to spend the weekend with him and she accepts. He pulls out the stops and claims his boss "Blue" pulled some strings for him knowing full well he needs to come clean because he's had the best time he's had in forever. Then he wakes up and realizes he's married; the panic sets in but with the studio breathing down his neck he begins to think that an "arrangement" with his "wife" might be just what he needs. 
 Honestly I loved these two together and their instant flirting banter; it was just so obvious how attracted they were to one another from the start. As they move forward they have some might stiff rules mainly put in place by Sherry because she doesn't want her heart broken again and Tyler agrees because he really needs her to help his career. What they both seem to forget is that even though your brain doesn't want your heart to engage, it has a mind of its own. Every day they showed each other they cared whether the realized it from post-it-notes on the mirror to guitar lessons to just listening to the other talk, these two shared so much of themselves with one another. 
 As this is a book in the Flirt line it is what I consider a sweet romance which I love just as much as the super sexy ones and this is one of the best I've read in a long time. I love how as each day passes they unpeel another layer about each other, their feelings grow and intensify, and while Sherry is ready to admit she feels something Tyler thinks he's doing right by her by not letting himself feel. 
 I loved watching these two fall but I also very much enjoyed the scenes with both Sherry's family and Tyler's family and the town for that matter. In all of the books in these are the scenes that really draw me in because you can tell that there is closeness; a genuine sense of caring that they all share. These are the scenes that squeeze my heart because they make you understand why these two are such exceptional people. 
 Charming, sweet, and emotional but not so much that I was wrung out for days...Accidentally Married On Purpose is a fantastic example of a romance story done right. Great job Ms. Harris, you've done it again!