She may be a writer now, but she used to work as a management consultant. She is also bilingual and has resided in four countries. She has always had a passion for great food, adventure, and travel. She is married to her husband and they live in Japan in an apartment that has a view of sakura trees and the river with the son they share together. They share hamsters and a pile of books that constantly grows. She spends some of her time writing, but when she is not busy doing that or reading a great book, she is usually coming up with plans for her next trip or looking through older Asian historical texts. Sissy. I didn’t even push him out of the way that hard. I look over a shoulder to give him a superior smirk. Nate stares at it the way a zoo tiger might stare at an offer of hay. “Oh, come on! Court, man. Seriously?”

What he doesn’t expect is a case of mistaken identity, and now he must decide what to do about it. Things get even more complicated when Pascal’s family gets involved and she left Court for a reason, so winning her over won’t be that easy. I had so much fun working on this book and laughed so hard a few times that I disturbed the dogs’ afternoon naps. Where the Sins Trilogy was dark and angsty, Stealing the Bride is a laugh-until-you-cry-fan-yourself-from-the-hotness good time.Kerri Wilson used to be an investment banker. But now she’s left without a job or feeling like she has a purpose or direction in life. Newly set adrift, Kerri decides that she’s going to go on a trip to Virginia. Then she can go visit with her best friend and try to get a handle on things again.

A tall, slim brunette places her hands on the hood of my car, almost like she’s daring me to run her over. Then she lifts her chin.This isn’t my first Nadia Lee book, but there’s a reason she’s become one of my favorite authors after just a few reads. This book is an excellent example of what to expect and why you’ll love writing it. While this is a pretty riveting read, it’s also not exactly what I was expecting from the blurb. Yes, our hero has a one night stand and then stops a wedding to steal the bride. But that’s not really what the book is about. Stealing the Bride is a standalone full-length romance novel with a sexy AF billionaire, smart geeky heroine, identical twins and mistaken identity. No cheating, no cliffhanger. Just lots of heat, heart and humor.

This is not my first Nadia Lee book but there is a reason she has become a go to author for me after only a couple reads. This book is a prime example of what to expect and why you'll love her writing. Edgar’s the oldest of us three brothers. Tony’s the middle one, and I’m the youngest. “Tony doesn’t need me,” I say. “He has Ivy.” Whom he’s married to now, and so in love with I feel like I’m inhaling cotton candy every time I’m around the two of them.Remember Harry? Tony’s lovable younger brother in the Sins Trilogy? In an effort to separate himself from the horrible actions of his mother, he’s started going by the name Court, and this is his story! The billionaire may have started out with an intention to get even, but he’s finding that she’s thawing his heart. But caring for Natalie could mean that his entire pursuit of revenge to take down her family is compromised. Will he forsake all of his desire to get even in exchange for love? Read this book to find out!