Truth or Beard: A Small Town Romantic Comedy (Winston Brothers Book 1)

Beards, brothers, and bikers! Oh my!
Identical twins Beau and Duane Winston might share the same devastatingly handsome face, but where Beau is outgoing and sociable, Duane is broody and reserved. This is why perpetually level-headed Jessica James has been in naïve and unhealthy infatuation with Beau Winston for most of her life. Whereas Duane and Jessica have always been adversaries. She can't stand him, and she's pretty sure he can't stand the sight of her...
But after a case of mistaken identity, Jessica finds herself in a massive confusion kerfuffle. Jessica James has spent her whole life paralyzed by the fantasy of Beau and her assumptions of Duane's disdain; therefore she's unprepared for the reality that is Duane's insatiable interest, as well as his hot hands and hot mouth and hotter looks.
When Jessica finds herself drawn to the man who was always her adversary, how much of her level-head heart is she willing to risk?
Series Description
Everyone in Green Valley, Tennessee knows that the six bearded Winston brothers have been imbued with an unfair share of charm and charisma… and are prone to mischief.
Truth or Beard is book #1 in the Winston Brother's series. Each book is a standalone, full length (110k words), contemporary romantic comedy novel, and follows the romantic exploits and adventures of one of the six Winston Brothers.
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Community Reviews
I came into this book with *very* big hesitation. I'm not a "romance" reader, but damn if this isn't a well written book!
I'm now almost finished with the second one and the third is already queued up on my Kindle. :)
The main character read as hopelessly young and immature, and I felt creepy reading about her getting railed in various public settings. I really like the premise of a bunch of brothers with beards. I just wish they were in their 30s, and their love interests were self-actualized feminists. Also NONE of the people in this town are LGBTQ? With so many characters, the lack of diversity is a real bummer.
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