Drew enjoys Alexa’s company and figures he still has time before he needs to break things off. They listen and comfort each other but still don’t discuss anything about their relationships.Īlexa knows that Drew didn’t believe in girlfriends and decides to just enjoy the moment. She also had a tough day at work, worried that a pilot project that was very important to her would not get the necessary support. When not together, Alexa and Drew keep in touch mostly by text messaging (although the content of their texts is only a small part of the book).Īfter a hard day with a patient, Drew flies in to spend the night with Alexa. Without discussing what they were doing, Alexa and Drew start taking turns visiting each other when both had the weekend off. Unbeknownst to Alexa, Drew changes his flight from noon to that night to have more time with her and they spend the day together. One thing leads to another and Alexa and Drew have a steamy night together. Their act is convincing though and the weekend goes off well. Even when she finds out that Drew dumped his ex, whose wedding they are attending, and not the other way around as he let her believe, she’s unfazed.Įveryone knows that Drew doesn’t date, and so it’s a surprise that he is at the wedding with a girlfriend. She puts them to good use over two evenings with Drew, managing the social environment of the wedding skillfully.

Pretend GirlfriendĪlexa works as the chief of staff in the mayor’s office and has excellent public relations skills. Given how well they hit it off, he invites her to be his date at a wedding that weekend, and she (uncharacteristically) says yes. While she won’t share her celebratory champagne, she does share the fancy crackers and cheese with Drew. Olivia is staying in the Fairmont hotel in San Francisco, while Drew is in town from LA for a wedding.

It’s a handy setup for charming banter, and Drew Nichols and Alexa Monroe are up to the challenge.Īlexa is on her way to celebrate with her sister Olivia who just made partner in New York. This is certainly not the first time that a man and woman have met in a stalled elevator and went on to fall in love and get married.

I recently checked it out of the library, forgetting that I’d read it. The Wedding Date is a contemporary romance by Jasmine Guillory.

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