
Rating: 5 š
I skipped over Evās story ,(Hardwood #3), to get to this one because the characters who are the focus here have been two of the group that have come across as the maybe the most vulnerable and also quite different from the majority of the men weāve met so far.
The vulnerable one would be Oliver āOllieāWilliams, brother to Cole Williams who fell in love with Ren, our beekeeper in the first story. Ollieās unfortunate love life and many failed marriages have become an on-running joke at the construction company, one thatās crushing him emotionally. Albeit unknown to the others. All Ollie has ever wanted is the love his parents have and itās all heās failed at.
That itās become this huge joke is awful and we feel so bad for him and the pain heās been hiding.
The other man? The extremely gorgeous and stylish Daniel McKean, paralegal , Renās best friend. Danielās had his share of terrible relationships and itās made his outlook on true love and soulmates a bit jaundiced. He prefers friendships, expensive clothes and a love them /buhbye lifestyle.
That doesnāt mean heās not about to come to the defense of a man he seeās suffering as the butt of a unfunny joke.
Honestly, I watched these two over the last two books and was going ⦠āyes, they are perfect ā!
Fierce Daniel and a bewildered Ollie who couldnāt see why he wasnāt lovable. Be still my heart.
Where Nailed was so much laughter (goats and underwear š¤£š±), this is equal parts soul searching/character growth and still laughter, but perhaps a gentler sort.
Thereās too much painful history in both menās romantic history for this to be a giggle fest. Too much lack of trust , too much each has to learn about themselves and what it means to truly love someone and be in a real relationship.
They do it of course. Through that wonderful trope of a āfake husband ā after a drunken wedding in Las Vegas.
What follows is real, funny, sweet, and, like all the others, a remarkably romantic journey towards true love and HEA.
One we adore taking with them.
This is a series where each couple is so different that they become a fav of mine, each in a different way. I love them all. And canāt wait to read the next ones romance.
Honestly I finish each one feeling happy, light hearted, and joyful.
Thatās something Iām thankful for these days.
So yes Iām highly recommending this book and the series.
It doesnāt seem to matter where you start but Iād still start at the beginning. Itās just more fun that way to see the progression.
Synopsis:
I’ve had my fair share of less than proud relationship moments, but waking up married to my brother-in-law’s best friend is a new low.
A drunken wedding to a man who already rejected me once? Check. A hefty bet about how long it will last? Check. My feisty new husband, determined to make our friends pay up? Double check.
I’ve never managed to make a real relationship last nearly a year, there’s no way Daniel will stick around long enough to win this bet. The only problem is the longer he stays, the more the lines blur between what’s real and what’s for show. Does he feel it too or am I totally screwed?
***Screwed is a woke up married, faking it to their friends but also totally hooking up, sweet, STEAMY love story that happens to be the fourth book in the Four Bears Construction series. There are no bear shifters in this series, only the OTHER kind of bears
Four Bears Construction series:
šµCaulky #1
šµNailed #2
šµHardwood #3
šµScrewed #4
šµStud #5
šµStripped #6
šµDrilled #7
šµGoats Like Cake Too: Four Bears Construction Series Epilogue
(Four Bears Construction #7.5)
by K.M. Neuhold