Least Likely to Fall in Love

Written by Cheryl Harper

Narrated by Jean Ann Douglass

Running the place. Like a boss. Lindy Mason is happy to be back at Lincoln High School. As principal, she's faced with the tough decision on how to handle a bullying case involving Maddie Myers, daughter of the boy who made her high school days a misery.

Getting better all the time. Ryan Myers is panicked when he rushes into the principal's office to rescue his daughter and shocked to see Lindy behind the desk. Single parenting means plenty of sleepless nights, time he spends regretting his mistakes and worrying over Maddie's future.

Lindy and Ryan have to come to terms with the way life's twists bring change and for the better. But love? No one's going that far.

Least Likely to Fall in Love is an enemies-to-lovers, sexy contemporary romance where the hero and heroine learn about forgiveness, bravery, and the challenge of controlling the radio with a teen in the car.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bryant Street Publishing
• Release date: Feb 15, 2022
• ISBN: 9781094438498

Cheryl Harper

Cheryl Harper discovered her love for books and words as a little girl, thanks to a mother who made countless library trips and an introduction to Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House stories. Whether it’s the prairie or Regency England or Earth a hundred years in the future, Cheryl enjoys strong characters who make her laugh. Now she spends her days searching for the right words while she stares out the window and her dog snoozes beside her. 

Reviews for Least Likely to Fall in Love

[Whitney Sivill · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

In terms of spice rating, this is not a Sweet Romance as tagged. It probably lies somewhere between a 3-4 heat level. There is only one major sex scene in the whole book but it's fairly but not extremely descriptive. Probably what they were trying to indicate was the relationship between the MC and LI was sweet and a fairly slow burn. A good story that kept my attention and had me rooting for the two to get together, though that outcome was nearly guaranteed.