Two girls. One Leo.
Identical twins, Maggie and Clara Ryder, both grew up with Leo Maddox, billionaire playboy, apparent alcoholic, and heir to his grandfather’s world-famous Maddox hotel empire. Their roles were cemented long ago: Maggie, as his best friend and Clara as his childhood nemesis.
But when a simple twist of fate changes everything and both girls start to fall for the lean, mean, ridiculously sexy and seemingly spoiled Leo… which girl will win his heart?
Throw in a little mischief, drama, and one smoking-hot bartender and lines are sure to blur. But one thing’s for certain, neither good-girl Maggie nor rebellious Clara will be satisfied until they each figure out where they belong.
Clara and Maggie, identical twins that couldn’t be more different.
Clara does her own thing, without worry. Maggie does what is expected. Leo, is the boy next door. Maggie’s best friend, and Clara’s enemy.
Everyone thinks Clara is irresponsible, but she has her future planned out. Then one night, all her plans go out the window. She fights for what she thinks she wants, not realizing what she might need.
Maggie, thinks she knows what she wants, but her past just came back, confusing her. Is the boy from her past her future? Or is her best friend the one she should be with?
Leo knows who he wants, he just struggles to get her to see it. Leo is misunderstood, even his best friend doesn’t know everything about him.
This story was great. The perfect amount of comedy, confusion, and love. Dual POV, makes for an interesting outlook, hearing the story from Clara and Maggie. I didn’t quite know what to expect, I thought there is no way this is going to work. The author did amazing though. I was entertained from the beginning. The flashbacks were helpful, in seeing memories that were long forgotten. Overall, I really enjoyed this story. At times I was antsy and confused, but all my questions were answered.
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