

CEO Luke Cannon has just traded seats with his identical twin. Little did he know that an innocent kiss while pretending he was his brother would soon create havoc.
What happens in the air doesn’t stay up there. Once on tropical land, Kate believes that the handsome stranger who gave her the best kiss of her life is now her new client, Drew Cannon, fiancé to the beautiful and wealthy Lauren Kincaid. While Kate struggles with the intense feelings she thinks she has for Drew, Luke discovers Kate’s been hired to plan his brother’s destination wedding. He also realizes the initial sparks they shared 30,000 feet up are now mistakenly aimed at Drew.
Can Luke get Kate to realize that the feelings she has are for him? He’s got forty-eight hours in paradise to try.
Sensuality Level: Behind Closed Doors

I thought the story was adorable. Does this stuff happen in real life? Can this be me? I liked how the story had some realistic aspects to make it relatable. I loved the Hawaiian setting. I especially loved Kate’s gay assistant, Miles. He made the book funny. Without him, I would have thrown my iPad mini more times than I did because of all the freaking misunderstandings! And the fact that the characters literally made every irrational choice they could frustrated the crap out of me. But, then that just made me want to finish the book even more because I had to see how they would get out of the insane mess they kept making. There were a lot of unrealistic aspects of this book too, however that’s where all the drama came from. It really was a quick read, so quick that I kinda wish there was a bit more angst between Kate and Luke. There was only one yummy scene! Sad face. Don’t worry though, it was pretty awesome. Luke was such a romantic and also SUCH A GUY. He made everything wayyyy worse that it needed to be. Like it was ridiculous. I wasn’t able to predict some of the things that happened in this book, especially the ending. And the unpredictability made me love it more. I need more of them! ASAP!
“His lips landed on hers, and there it was, the kiss that had shot her into another orbit the first and second time she experienced it. There was only one Cannon twin that could do this to her, and she now knew which one it was.”

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