Rating: 4.5/5 
 ***Minors spoilers*** 
 Madison Daniels has been in love with her brother's best friend, Chase Gamble, for far too long. It all seemed like it would be okay, but one day things went a bit too far at a nightclub and Chase pulled away and later passed it off as him being drunk. Heartbroken but unable to truly get over it and Chase, she tried to move on. She's done her best to avoid him, but this time there's no escaping. Her brother is getting married, and Madison is the Maid of Honour and Chase is the best man. Somehow she must get past the awkwardness of seeing him everyday and walking down the aisle with him. All that might become a bit more difficult though, considering they have to share a honeymoon suite because their reservations were messed up. 
 I actually loved this book! I apologize for living under a rock, but I didn't know Jennifer L. Armentrout wrote adult romance under another name. But damn, I think she does a really great job! I picked this up because I was looking for a short book for a challenge but I wish I had picked it up sooner, and I will definitely try to read the rest of the series if I can. You'd think that with such a short book you'd be unsatisfied with the character development, romantic development, or the story arc, but I didn't see any problems with those things, personally. 
 This book actually kept me on edge for almost the entire second half, and I wished I could yell at the characters to get them to understand or see what's right in front of their faces. There is a point in the book where there is a massive misunderstanding between the lead couple (sure, they have a lot of misunderstandings but this is the last one before the end) and at that point I was supposed to go to sleep for school but I couldn't stop reading. For the record, I didn't know Jennifer L. Armentrout could write such steamy novels! In a way, it's quite strange to read after only reading her YA stuff. 
 Overall, this novel is a short, sweet, quick read that will satisfy your romance cravings quickly. You'll find yourself being amused, learning about the characters, and wanting to yell at them over the course of this book. The reason I enjoyed this so much was the way it flowed, didn't drag, and the suspense of it all. I would definitely recommend it if you're looking for a quick read for a romance, and if you're looking to venture into the realm of Armentrout's adult works.