Angels and Sunshine Series by Gabrielle G.

Julie Legg thought she would marry hot country singer Paul Hoffman until every news outlet in the country reported on his numerous infidelities. In the span of a few weeks, she became the center of the latest scandal. As she tries to pick up the pieces of her heart and lick her wounds, she meets Ian Porter, newest sexiest man alive, Golden Globe and Emmy Award winning actor, and perfect guy with a knight in a shining armor syndrome... moreJulie Legg thought she would marry hot country singer Paul Hoffman until every news outlet in the country reported on his numerous infidelities. In the span of a few weeks, she became the center of the latest scandal. As she tries to pick up the pieces of her heart and lick her wounds, she meets Ian Porter, newest sexiest man alive, Golden Globe and Emmy Award winning actor, and perfect guy with a knight in a shining armor syndrome. Loving him should be easy—except Julie is confused by her feelings for her best friend, Ryan Marley, Oscar-worthy actor, who needs her in his spiraling downfall. 

 Julie: He’s the newest Sexiest Man Alive. I’m the most cheated-on woman in Hollywood, and my life is a PR nightmare. It can’t work.

 Ian: All I want is a chance to show her that I am what she needs. I’ve waited for years, and I won’t give up, even if it means being tangled in all her drama. Some women are worth the wait.
 This book contains explicit mature content and language and is intended for adults ages 18+. Warning: The perfect guy comes with a pinch of kink, and the heroine could be seen as difficult and lost. Swearing is a must and being a mess is a prerogative — midlife crisis in progress. less

Virginia Porter has been sober for thirteen years and never felt stronger. But as she helps her brother, Ian, get ready for his upcoming wedding, she’s thrown off by the request of her soon-to-be sister-in-law, Julie—approach Ryan Marley, Julie’s ex-best friend, and ask him to come to the wedding. Nobody has spoken to him in the eighteen months since the incident that broke his friendship with Julie. To make matters worse, Virginia always hated Ryan... moreVirginia Porter has been sober for thirteen years and never felt stronger. But as she helps her brother, Ian, get ready for his upcoming wedding, she’s thrown off by the request of her soon-to-be sister-in-law, Julie—approach Ryan Marley, Julie’s ex-best friend, and ask him to come to the wedding. Nobody has spoken to him in the eighteen months since the incident that broke his friendship with Julie. To make matters worse, Virginia always hated Ryan. Once she faces him, Virginia is pulled in by his demons but decides nonetheless to help him get sober until it becomes all too complicated. Ryan: I’ll destroy her and every glimmer of hope she represents, or I’ll cling to her for my life. All I need is a sign to know which direction to take. A sign to save me or annihilate us both. Virginia: He can push. I’ll stand strong. But he might be my downfall, and I’ll never compromise my sobriety for an addict. less

Dex Crawford is the fixer, the one his friends turn to when there is a problem, the one who always has a solution. But his friends are barely there for him, and when they forget his fortieth birthday, Dex decides to drink away his disappointment. That’s how he ends up in bed with Luke, who hasn’t had a one-night stand in years but is ready to settle down for life. Dex: Happiness is overrated, and I don’t need a man to complete me... moreDex Crawford is the fixer, the one his friends turn to when there is a problem, the one who always has a solution. But his friends are barely there for him, and when they forget his fortieth birthday, Dex decides to drink away his disappointment. That’s how he ends up in bed with Luke, who hasn’t had a one-night stand in years but is ready to settle down for life. Dex: Happiness is overrated, and I don’t need a man to complete me. Finding someone who has my back and takes care of me is optional, and Luke is not an option. The way I see it, he’s only a complication. Luke: One-night stand? No thanks. Friends-with-benefits relationship? Tricky, especially with an insanely hot, three-piece-suit, uptight, grumpy man who lights up around me. If opposites attract, Dex and I collide. less