I Wanna Be Your Lager
A scorching brother’s best friend, surprise pregnancy standalone novel by romantic comedy author Gia Stevens…??
He was a fling. A distraction. He wasn’t supposed to be my brother’s best friend.
My love life has always been a disaster, but finding out my boss—the one I’ve been secretly dating—is married? That’s a new low, even for me.
Before I return home with my tail tucked between my legs, I need a minute.
A wild, anonymous fling with a sexy stranger seemed like the perfect distraction. No complications, no strings.
What could possibly go wrong?
The moment I get back home, I’m hit with two big shocks: one, I’m pregnant, and two, the guy I hooked up with isn’t some random stranger.
He’s my brother’s best friend. Yeah. The one who’s looking at me like he doesn’t know whether to run for the hills or kiss me again.
Because just when I thought things couldn’t get any worse, the universe said, ‘Here hold my beer.’
He’s. Not. The. Father.
Now, we’re both stuck trying to figure out what the hell we’re supposed to do about… well, everything.
I thought pregnancy would be hard, but telling my brother–Lachlan’s best friend–about us might be the biggest challenge yet.
I Wanna Be Your Lager is a brother’s best friend, surprise pregnancy (but he’s not the father), secret relationship romantic comedy. Be prepared to laugh-out-loud one minute and swoon the next in this steamy standalone romcom. The Brews and Flings series is a spin-off of the Harbor Highlands series. You’ll see a lot of familiar characters but also new ones. Each book in the Brews and Flings series is set in the same world, and delivers a guaranteed happily ever after.
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