Release Blitz: Cherry Picked: May Archer
Cherry Picked
Never ask your brother’s best friend to… pick your cherry.
When I asked Jack Wyatt to help me lose my pesky v-card, I didn’t expect him to keel over in shocked disapproval and nearly tumble us down a mountain.
You might think a guy who's been reading romance novels his whole life would've figured out a smoother way to broach the subject, but in my defense, I’ve been pining for Jack for seven long years, just waiting for him to notice me.
Jack sees me as sweet, shy Hawk Sunday: his Pride and Prejudice-obsessed hiking buddy; his dependable employee; the honorary little brother he’s determined to protect, not…deflower.
But to me, Jack is everything a romantic hero should be: tall, gorgeous, kind, and brilliant.
Or at least I thought he was brilliant… until he started getting so many things so boneheadedly wrong.
Like refusing to do the deflowering himself, but also, erm... blocking any other potential plant-lovers from getting all up in my garden.
And like continuing to see me as someone who needs protecting, rather than a man who needs possessing…
A man who's determined to get his cherry well and truly picked this summer, whether Jack Wyatt likes it or not.
Hawk Sunday is the youngest of the Sunday brothers, and he’s not quite like all the rest. He’s more of a romantic, dreamer, and gets lost in his books. He’s cheerful, vibrant, and passionate. He has high romantic standards and is dreaming of his own Mr. Darcy to sweep him off his feet.
From the minute he meets his older brother's new friend, Jack Wyatt, he developed his first crush. And for years Hawk and Jack have become the best of friends, shared outdoor activities, and worked together at both Jack's restaurant and home.
But it’s only when Hawk decides he’s had enough waiting and he wants his cherry picked and asks his friend Jack to do it that the veil starts to come off on what’s really going on between them. But Jack is older, serious, protective, and due to his history, he doesn’t think that he’s relationship material. He doesn’t want to hurt Hawk. And he doesn’t want to have to deal with the townspeople or the Sunday brothers either.
Dynamics begin changing, perceptions and feelings are tested, and the risk of losing their friendship is real. But as the stakes get higher they will both have to make a stand for who and what they believe in. I loved these guys and seeing them start to believe more in themselves and each other. This book has some of the best grand romantic gestures ever!
This is a sweet, heartfelt, sexy, swoony, small-town, best-friends-little-brother, age gap, friends-to-lovers romance about trust, friendship, family, and first loves. It brings back all of the quirky Sundays and Pippin Hollow townspeople.
May Archer
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May is an M/M author who lives in Boston. She spends her days raising three incredibly sarcastic children, finding inventive ways to drive her husband crazy, planning beach vacations, avoiding the gym, reading M/M romance, and occasionally writing it. She also writes MF romance as Maisy Archer.
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