The Last Goodbye by Laura Pavlov is now live!
A Small Town, Enemies-to-Lovers Standalone Romance from USA Today and Amazon #1 Bestselling Author, Laura Pavlov.
Briar Sinclair is enemy number one.
She came to Blue Sky Bay with a multimillion-dollar plan and one goal: to buy my restaurant.
Too bad it’s not for sale.
She’s pulled every stunt in the book to get my attention, though I refuse to engage with a woman who came here to ruin my life—no matter how relentless she is.
Unfortunately, my restaurant is the last thing standing in the way of her powerful father’s approval.
She’s determined to convince me that this is a good idea.
We can agree to disagree.
But that doesn’t mean I’m not enjoying the effort that she’s putting in.
One minute she’s arguing with me about real estate, the next she’s tripping outside my houseboat or falling asleep behind my restaurant after working herself to exhaustion.
Did I mention the fact that she’s insanely beautiful.
I should hate her for what she’s trying to do. Instead, I can’t stop noticing her pretty pink mouth or her sharp tongue.
The more we clash, the harder it becomes to remember that she’s the enemy.
Because somewhere between the arguments, late nights, and undeniable attraction—Briar Sinclair stopped feeling like the woman trying to destroy my future…and she started feeling like she belonged in it.

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🩵Review🩵
Briar has come to Blue Sky Bay to convince Bass to leave the premises where his restaurant is located before his lease is up as her father’s company has bought the surrounding land and want to move forward with their development plans. She is having difficulty convincing him until she suggests an arrangement that will get them both what they want but that means staying in town for a few months and working closely with him.
Bass is fully prepared to wait the two years until his lease expires and he has been doing his best to avoid her. When he agrees he still considers her his enemy but as they find themselves spending time together their relationship evolves from adversaries to friends to a love that neither saw coming.
Bass and Briar were exactly who the other needed in their life as their family situations allowed them to understand each other in a meaningful way. The banter between them is entertaining, the romance is heartwarming, the emotional pull of the story draws you in and their friends and family were there when it really mattered.