Hook, Line, and Sinker

Tessa Bailey returns with another wonderfully hilarious romantic comedy, It Happened One Summer, about a former player who unintentionally falls in love with his best friend while assisting her in finding a new partner.

Fox Thornton, a king crab fisherman, is known for being a seductive and easygoing flirt. He knows he's going to have a great time, both in bed and out, and he likes it that way. before he encounters Hannah Bellinger. He may be attractive and charming, but she's impervious to his... personality? and desires friendship? Strange. But platonic friends it is; he loves her too much to take the chance on a fling.

Now, Hannah is staying in Fox's extra bedroom while she is in town for business. Although she is aware of his reputation as a ladies' man, they are only friends. In actuality, Fox is the ideal person to assist her with her dwindling romantic life since she is harboring a hopeless infatuation on a coworker. Equipped with some advice from Casanova, the local inhabitant of Westport, Hannah sets out to attract her coworker's attention; but, the more time she spends with Fox, the more she finds herself wanting him instead. Hannah can't help but adore Fox, even though she doesn't want to be just another notch on his bedpost as their friendship starts to blur.

It ought to have been simple to live with his closest buddy. However, at this point, she's sleeping across the hall and strolling around in a towel, and Fox is daydreaming of spending the rest of his life with her. Man overboard! He's hooked, line, and sinker for her. Helping her flirt with another man is unbearable, but maybe if Fox faces his inner demons and demonstrates his commitment to Hannah, she will choose him over the other guy?