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seriously romantic: should've been you by nicole mclaughlin

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the latest entry in the man enough series, should've been you, turns the best friends-to-lovers trope on its ear a bit. jase and hannah have been best friends since they were teenagers. they've been there for each other in every important moment, except in spite of all the love, there's never been sex between them. jase realizes that in some ways they are holding each other back, it's easy to avoid looking for something permanent if you have this emotional crutch to fall back on.

hannah's twin sister, becca has always been the one he's been drawn to. even though she's always seemed to treat him with a frostiness he never understood. for becca, the frostiness is a defense mechanism, because the truth is becca has been in love with jase forever and he's always been hannah's.

when they realize that hannah manipulated them as teenagers, they start to explore the real feelings between them. but becca's ex-boyfriend and hannah's neediness interferes with the strides they make in their relationship.

some time apart makes things clear, however. jase is as stuck on becca as she is on him. this was a sweet story about taking chances and crossed wires. i'm hoping we get to see hannah and aiden explore their own chemistry in a future series installment.

**should've been you will publish on january 30, 2018. i received an advance reader copy courtesy of netgalley/st. martin's press (swerve) in exchange for my honest review.
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