The Four Engagement Rings of Sybil Rain

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From a New York Times bestselling author and The Bachelorette star, a tropical second chance romance that’s perfect for fans of Anyone But You and The Paradise Problem . “This frothy, rum-soaked comedy of sex, lies, errors and second chances goes down as smoothly as a pina colada at the beach.” ― The Boston Globe Now with bonus content! Sybil can’t wait to go on an all-expenses paid vacation. Well, technically the expenses were paid—last year, when she was supposed to honeymoon in Hawaii with her then-fiancé, Jamie. But the wedding didn’t go as planned (or at all), and now she’s using those hotel vouchers to enjoy some mai tais, med spas, and me-time. But she nearly plunges backwards into the infinity pool when she sees Jamie there, too. He’s on a work trip representing his family’s firm, alongside his gorgeous, tangerine bikini-clad “colleague.” Desperate to save face in front of the ex who broke her heart at the altar, Sybil accidentally-on-purpose blurts out that she’s vacationing with her boyfriend. But what starts as a harmless lie soon spirals into an ex-fiancé fiasco when Sebastian—the second of Sybil’s three failed engagements—pops by, fresh off a photography gig. Seb’s always up for a good time and happy to play along ... sparking unexpected jealousy in Jamie. From snorkeling snafus to stunning vistas to beach parties, Sybil does her best to juggle two ex-fiancés. But it’s becoming clear that her past of broken promises must be reckoned with once and for all—including that first fiancé, Liam, the one she never talks about ... Is the notorious free-spirit, life-of-the-party, runaway bride Sybil Rain ready to heal from her three past engagements and make room in her heart for a fourth and final chance at love?

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Is The Four Engagement Rings of Sybil Rain appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 16 and up.

This romantic comedy features adult themes including multiple past engagements, awkward ex encounters, and implied sexual content (descriptions of 'tangerine bikinis' and beach romance). Light language and drinking (mai tais) throughout.