My One and Only - Kristan Higgins

My One and Only

By Kristan Higgins

  • Release Date: 2011-03-29
  • Genre: Contemporary Romance
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 458 Ratings
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Description

Divorce attorney Harper James can't catch a break. Bad enough that she runs into her ex-hubby, Nick, at her sister's destination wedding, but now, by a cruel twist of fate, she's being forced to make a cross-country road trip with him. And her almost-fiancé back at home is not likely to be sympathetic.

Harper can't help that Nick has come blazing back into her life in all of his frustratingly appealing, gorgeous architect glory. But in Nick's eyes, Harper's always been the one. If they can only get it right this time, forever might be waiting—just around the bend.

Reviews

  • My One and Only

    5
    By Tiggy/Cookie
    OMG I don’t know how I missed this one ! Ms. Higgins is at the top of my favorite author’s list. Have to say this book kept me on edge and non stop reading to make sure it ended the way I hoped it would. Not going to give the ending away, but it will be worth your time to read it and find out for yourself. While she can make me laugh she makes me cry just as much. Such an excellent writer, such a creative one.

  • 🙃🙃🙃

    3
    By amandax345
    It’s ok kind of cliche.

  • My only love

    3
    By 2kasmom
    Harper and Nick run into one another at their siblings wedding. Yes, you heard that right. Her sister is marrying his brother. It is a weird situation all around. Harper is begging her sister to stop getting married. To wait and see how things go. They have not known each other long. It worries Harper, since for her sister it is her 3rd marriage already. Nick admits to her he still loves her. Even when she brings a soon to be ex-boyfriend to the shindig with her. He saves her when tragedy strikes, and she realizes that her feeling for him may still be there. Nick and Harper married young themselves, and had a misunderstanding that grand slammed its way into a divorce. If only they had a good example, or strength and trust in one another - they would have made it. This visit gets prolonged since, she cannot get home and has to road-trip it with Nick or wait several days for a flight. They seem to get along pretty well and it helps smooth over some ruffled feathers on the way back. I enjoyed the character development and I am glad how it turns out.

  • Loved it!

    5
    By augufam5
    This is one of the best romance books I have ever read. Loved the characters and their past seemed so relatable and real. Not to mention clever humor and a well developed romance. A must read!

  • Love it!

    4
    By EmanKindy
    Loved this book, finished it in a day! Although the word crotch was abused, I could not put this book down!

  • Amazing!

    5
    By Kblanco1484
    Loved it! Nick, I think I love you!

  • My One & Only

    5
    By Bookluv33r
    This book was a quick read! A good romantic comedy that I could see made as a movie someday

  • Entertaining page-turner

    5
    By lelahlime
    Laughed, cried, couldn't put it down. Really emotional. Loved Harper, but Nick wasn't my favorite hero of all time.

  • Must read!

    5
    By Mrs.Dnix
    Ok, I never write reviews...but this book made me want to sit down right after I finished reading it and take the time to do so. This book was a breath of fresh air...wonderful characters, an actual plot, no distracting grammatical errors...but most of all, a great story by a great storyteller. I didn't want to put the book down, yet I didn't want it to end! Wittily told, insightful to actual human emotions, well worth the read!

  • Not as good as everyone says it is.

    2
    By Doesn't Matter!@?$
    There isn't really much development of characters. I'm disappointed bc I purchased this based on other reviews.

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