Not Boyfriend Material

He’s charming. He’s gorgeous. He doesn’t do relationships.

Ethan Cole is exactly the kind of man Chloe Bennett knows better than to fall for.

Confident. Infuriating. Dangerously attractive. And completely upfront about one very important fact: he doesn’t do relationships.

So when Chloe’s best friend gets married and she’s forced to spend the next few months planning wedding details with Ethan—the best man—she makes one thing perfectly clear.

Ethan Cole is not boyfriend material.

He disagrees.

And because Ethan apparently considers boundaries more interesting when they come with a challenge, he decides to prove her wrong.

Chloe gives him a score.

2/10.

It should be easy to keep it there.

Except Ethan keeps showing up.

For the cake tastings. The flower disasters. The late-night conversations. The moments when Chloe needs someone without admitting she needs anyone at all.

He remembers things he shouldn’t. Makes her laugh when she’s determined to stay annoyed. Gets jealous when another man looks at her—and makes it increasingly difficult for Chloe to pretend she doesn’t feel exactly the same way.

Then there are the kisses.

Those definitely aren’t helping.

Because somewhere between wedding chaos, sarcastic texts, impossible chemistry, and a boyfriend-material score that keeps moving in the wrong direction, Chloe realizes she may have made one very serious mistake.

She thought the dangerous part was falling for a man who didn’t believe in relationships.

She never considered what would happen if he fell for her too.

Not Boyfriend Material is a sexy, funny, slow-burn contemporary romantic comedy packed with irresistible banter, forced proximity, jealousy, emotional tension, wedding chaos, and a hero who might just earn his way from 2/10 to boyfriend material.