If hating each other was easy, shouldn't pretending to date be hard?
After losing her job and fiancé in one day, Cassie Schalk is convinced life can't get any worse. Escaping the Big Apple to attend her sister's wedding in sunny California seems like a safe retreat. That is until she's face-to-face with the obnoxious, bro-dude best man-the one guy she never wanted to see again. But when her ex shows up to crash the festivities, she grabs at an unlikely and potentially disastrous idea: introducing that same best man as her new boyfriend. Brad Lucas has enough on his plate without having to fake date a woman who openly despises him. Besides, the long string of disastrous relationships cluttering his romantic résumé has made eternal bachelorhood the name of the game. The urge to step in to help after meeting Cassie's arrogant ex-fiancé makes no sense. So why does protecting her feel like his own heart is at risk? Can these adversaries-turned-fake-sweethearts chase off the toxic interloper while leaving their own hearts intact, or will their desperate plan backfire and turn the entire wedding into chaos?