Two Last First Dates

I’ve officially been banned from choosing my own love life.

Which, to be fair, is probably justified. My track record includes emotionally unavailable charmers, questionable decisions, and at least one guy who definitely should have come with a warning label.

So when my friends suggest I join their “marry the next guy you date” pact, I do the only sensible thing left: I hand over control.

They’ll find me The One. All I have to do is date him… and marry him.

Simple.

Except nothing about love has ever been simple for me. Because while the guy I’m supposed to fall for is perfect on paper, the one I can’t stop thinking about is completely wrong for me.

Wrong on paper. Wrong in theory. And definitely not part of the plan. Except the more time I spend with him, the more right he feels.

Now I’m stuck in the exact situation I was trying to avoid: having to trust my own heart. Which, historically, has been a terrible idea.

But what if this time I finally get it right?

Read if you love:
· matchmaking best friends
· “my friends chose my boyfriend”
· wrong guy vs right guy
· he’s not my type… or is he?
· friends-to-lovers vibes
· burned-in-love heroine
· learning to trust your heart
· opposites attract
· slow-burn romance
· small-town café setting
· meddling (but well-meaning) friends
· choosing head vs heart

Two Last First Dates is the second book in the Flirting with Forever series but can be read as a standalone. It’s a clean rom com that features fun and laughter and a swoon-worthy guy who will sweep you off your feet. A feel-good, happy ending is guaranteed.

Readers LOVE Two Last First Dates!:

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Two Last First Dates is an engaging, fast-paced read that is sure to charm lovers of RomComs. Kate O’Keeffe never disappoints, and I always end her stories with a smile on my face.”- Tracie Banister, award-winning author of Izzy As Is and Mixing It Up

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “As tasty as a slice of carrot cake from the Cozy Cottage Café, Two Last First Dates is the perfect book to slip into your beach bag. ” – Diane Michaels, author of Ellen the Harpist