Amanda Winter's Reviews > Wedding Bet

Jamie and Landry come from completely different worlds. Jamie is scraping by, juggling his own needs while caring for his disabled mother, while Landry enjoys financial success but lacks someone to share it with.

When they meet, the attraction is undeniable, but Jamie immediately feels Landry is out of his league. Despite Landry’s persistent attempts to connect, Jamie assumes it’s all a game. Reluctantly, he agrees to be friends, convinced that’s all Landry could genuinely want from him. But as their bond deepens, it becomes clear that sticking to friendship is the safer choice, while exploring something more feels like walking a dangerous tightrope for both.

This story was full of emotional highs and lows—one that had me frustrated, thrilled, and deeply invested. It’s a rollercoaster of feelings that kept me glued to the pages, eager to find out what happened next. While you can absolutely enjoy this as a standalone, reading the rest of the series adds layers of sweetness to the story, and I highly recommend diving into it all!