His Brother’s Best Man
MM Forbidden Wedding Romance
by Jace Wilder
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Pairing: MM
Heat: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ Inferno
Tropes: Forbidden Romance, Best Friend’s Brother, Forced Proximity, One Bed, Secret Relationship, Wedding Romance, Praise Kink, Slow Burn
He’s off-limits. He’s irresistible. He’s my brother’s best friend.
Elliot Ashford has one job: get through his little brother’s wedding without a disaster.
No drama. No complications. No falling for the cocky, infuriatingly hot event planner sharing his hotel suite.
Dominic Reyes has rules too: don’t sleep with the groom’s brother. Don’t catch feelings. And definitely don’t fall in love during a week you’re supposed to be celebrating someone else’s happily ever after.
They break every single one.
What starts as banter and a shared bed becomes stolen kisses in storage rooms, desperate hookups in backseats, and the kind of chemistry that makes both of them forget why this is a terrible idea.
But weddings end. Secrets get discovered. And Elliot has to choose between being the perfect brother and being honest about the man he can’t let go.
You’ll love this book if you enjoy:
✅ Forbidden MM romance with family stakes
✅ One-bed forced proximity that DELIVERS
✅ Secret relationship with near-catch tension
✅ Praise kink that hits different at 2 a.m.
✅ A hero who finally stops being the responsible one long enough to get ruined in the best possible way
✅ Slow burn that explodes (🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ — graphic, explicit, emotional)
✅ HEA guaranteed
⚠️ Content Warning: This novel contains explicit sexual content (graphic MM scenes), strong language, family conflict, depictions of anxiety around coming out, and an on-page panic moment. Intended for readers 18+.
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Chapter One
The list lived in my head like a second heartbeat.
Cake tasting confirmation — done. Florist walkthrough — scheduled for Tuesday. Seating chart conflicts between Aunt Helen and Uncle Pete, who hadn’t spoken since the incident at Dad’s retirement party involving a crab leg and a surprisingly pointed remark about real estate investments — flagged, solution pending. Rehearsal dinner menu locked.
I had a spreadsheet. Color-coded. Three tabs.
The highway stretched ahead of me, the Maine coast opening up through gaps in the pines, and I should have been enjoying the drive. My little brother was getting married in five days, and I was arriving early to make sure nothing burned down before the ceremony.
The Ashford family had a load-bearing wall, and it was me.
My impression of Dominic Reyes could be summarized in three words: a lot.
A lot of laugh. A lot of cologne. A lot of eye contact that felt like he was running a diagnostic on your soul while telling you a joke about tequila.
Then I heard the laugh. It cut through the lobby noise like a blade through cotton. Dominic Reyes was leaning against a pillar near the lounge entrance, surrounded by three of Mia’s bridesmaids. His forearms were a problem.
“Elliot Ashford. Still look like you’re about to audit someone.” His grip was warm, firm, and held a beat longer than a handshake needed to. “Relax. It’s a wedding, not a board meeting.”
“Dominic. Still look like you’re running for prom king.”
“Your brother’s lucky, you know. Having someone like you in his corner. Not everyone gets that.”
Then he walked away, barefoot and unhurried, and I sat with my whiskey and the strange, unsettled feeling that Dominic Reyes had looked at me and seen something I’d spent years making sure no one noticed.
The suite was exactly as I’d left it — except for the suitcase. Ryan: Forgot to mention — you and Dom are sharing the suite. Hotel’s full. You’ll survive. Love you!!
Survive Dominic Reyes for five days.
How hard could it be.
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