Chase Sterling is a no-nonsense man. As the head of a business empire, he has to be. He's logical, cut-throat, and doesn't believe in cheesy things like marriage and happy ever afters. But when his best friend asks him to be Best Man, he can't say no.
En route to the wedding, he's stuck at the airport when his flight is delayed, and this obnoxious woman sits next to him. Not only does she keep drinking champagne even though she obviously can't hold her liquor, but she seems determined to push every single one of his buttons.
To his intense surprise, she turns out to be the bride's sister and the Maid of Honor.
But that's not a problem. He can behave for a weekend.
After all, his restraint and self-control are legendary in the business world. If only Hannah wouldn't unravel him so easily.

Hannah Levine is a romantic. Even though her divorcee heart is still bleeding, she's happy for her sister. She's determined to enjoy the weekend.
If only the Best Man wouldn't be so completely intolerable and unnervingly handsome at the same time.
One sensual dance and a stolen kiss later, she realizes that there is more to Chase Sterling than the grumpy ass she first met at the airport.
After the wedding, she's certain she won't see Chase again. But Hannah's got enough on her plate anyway, trying to save the inn she inherited from her grandmother. It's when Chase shows up on her doorstep with a proposition she can't turn down that things begin to get crazy. He wants her to work for him.
He promises everything will be platonic once she accepts the position.
But he breaks his promise her first day on the job, proving that opposites do attract, but can they stay together—forever?