Don’t Want to Be Friends: A heartwarming enemies-to-lovers, lovers-to-friends sweet romance

Falling for the next Suitor isn’t on my to-do list but neither is being in love with my best friend. It isn’t fun to be in love with someone who doesn’t love you back. Neely:
Dawson has been one of my best friends forever and I’ve been in love with him for just as long. Along with Shae, we travel the world for our vlog and I’ve loved every minute of the exotic countries and fantastic adventures. But I’m done with watching Dawson trip over the line of girls waiting for selfies and a smile, especially when he keeps picking them over me. I need to stop being in love with my best friend. I need help.

And then I meet former ball player, gorgeous Grayson, with the smile and the laugh and the way he reminds me that I’m pretty amazing, even if Dawson doesn’t want me.

Grayson:
I’ve got six weeks before I’m back into the spotlight as The Suitor, the star of the latest reality show for singles looking for love. When I meet a love-sick Neely, with her long legs and golden eyes, it’s no-brainer to agree to help spend my last weeks charming her out of love.

It’s a simple plan: pretend, distract, don’t fall for her because staying single is in my contract until I’m on the show. Things start to get complicated because it might be easier to fall into love than stay out of it.

Don’t Want to Be Friends is the second book in the Don’t Sweet Romance series but takes place concurrently with Shae and Emmett’s story. It’s a high-speed dance of enemies-to-friends, friends-to-lovers, and learning to let yourself fall in love. Find out if Neely and Grayson’s game of pretend turns real.