Realizing this, Jax blurts out that Vanessa needs to hang out with him all week, because the hotel is expecting them to be Lucie and her fiancé and they won’t be allowed to check in as themselves. Unfortunately for Jax, Vanessa is already mad at him for being late to pick her up, and she’s not inclined to spend a minute longer in his presence than she has to. One minute of conversation and he’s sure that the only thing he wants to do in the week before his sister’s wedding is get to know her best friend better. Jax takes one look at the woman waiting for him at the airport and loses his mind. All will be well-Lucie’s older brother Jackson “Jax” Maris even lives in Hawaii, so he can pick her up from the airport and help show Vanessa around. She can meet with the wedding planner at the luxury resort and make any important last-minute decisions. As her maid of honor, it’s Vanessa’s job to help out with the wedding in any way possible-so when Lucie gets food poisoning the week before her big day and can’t fly down to Hawaii to oversee preparations, Vanessa offers to go in her place. Vanessa MacGregor’s best friend, Lucie, is getting married. Would it be better to read something that takes place on a sunny beach? Or should I read a story set in a cold mountain range, because it’s all too easy to imagine icy winds right now? I still don’t know which I’d rather read, but I was happy to have images of sunny Hawaii filling my head as I read Rules of Entanglement.

Aside from those books, though, I’m undecided. Obviously, if there’s something new by one of my favorite authors, I’ll dive into that. I can never decide what the best books to read in wintertime are.

Rules of entanglement gina l maxwell