The Odds of Happily Ever After

<p><strong><em>All bets are off when Little Miss Sunshine and the grumpy professor learn to play nice.</em></strong></p><p>Luna Reyes moved to the US with a dream: to prove herself to her family. After her older sister returns to Manila Luna is determined to get through college on her own despite her parents' doubts and her insecurities. She doesn't need a keeper-<em>especially</em> not her sister's best friend. Not when he's been a jerk to her since they met.</p><p>Gabe Martins has one goal: to build a stable life for himself. He has no patience for relationships-except when it comes to his best (and only) friend. So even though he wants nothing to do with Luna he considers it his duty to check in on her. Sterling's too small a town not to run into her anyway.</p><p>One text turns into a phone call and soon they're going on a road trip <em>without</em> killing each other. It turns out he's got a sweet side she always wanted and she's the bright spot he never thought he needed.</p><p><strong><em>But with their goals at stake will they risk it all for a chance at happily ever after?</em></strong></p><p><br></p><p><em>The Odds of Happily Ever After</em> is a dislike to friends to lovers contemporary romance with a simmering slow burn and a dash of spice. It is the second novel in the Reyes Siblings series but can be read as a standalone.</p>