Her Favorite Rebound: A Steamy Rom-Com
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Thirty-four and divorced, Sierra Wu is a constant disappointment to her family. They approved of her former career as an engineer but were horrified when she quit to run a small greeting card store.
So, the last thing she expected in her not-so-spectacular life was being swept off her feet by Colton Sanders. Yes, that Colton Sanders, the billionaire. They’ve been together for a year, and despite his reputation with women, it’s going well.
There’s only one tiny problem: Jake Tong.
A former friend and employee of Colton, the irritatingly handsome Jake tells Sierra to break up with Colton for her own good. She refuses, of course. Why should she trust Jake?
But as she continues to bump into Jake in awkward situations, the attraction between them grows, and she starts wondering if he’s right about Colton…
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Jackie Lau writes soft and steamy romances with Asian characters. This book is part of the Cider Bar Sisters series, a collection of interconnected standalones about friends who regularly meet up at a cider bar in Toronto.
1. Her Big City Neighbor
2. His Grumpy Childhood Friend
2.5 Her Pretend Christmas Date
3. The Professor Next Door
4. Her Favorite Rebound
5. Her Unexpected Roommate
Also available in audio. Read by Emily Woo Zeller.
KEYWORDS: love triangle, Asian hero, Asian heroine, Asian romance, Toronto, the billionaire is the bad guy, if you hate billionaires, family drama, rom-com, romantic comedy, contemporary romance, steamy romance, divorced heroine, big city romance, Canadian romance, happy ending
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Jackie Lau decided she wanted to be a writer when she was in grade two, sometime between writing “The Heart That Got Lost” and “The Land of Shapes.” She later studied engineering and worked as a geophysicist before turning to writing romance novels.
Jackie lives in Toronto with her husband, and despite living in Canada her whole life, she hates winter. When she’s not writing, she enjoys gelato, gourmet donuts, cooking, hiking, and reading on the balcony when it’s raining.
