He works for me, and he's my best friend's brother. He should be off limits, but he's the best kind of trouble.

Briar

My father promised to give me the family brewery, and he delivers... after driving every single person on staff to quit at the same time. Oh, and the budget I'm granted will only last through the end of the year.

I need a miracle to save the brewery I love.

Lucky for me, my best friend Hannah's big brother, Liam, is a genius brewer, and she convinces him to quit his job and come work for me. She only has one condition: I can never date him.

It's an easy agreement to make. I've vowed to stay away from men after an embarrassing breakup, and I'd never get involved with someone who works for me. Besides, Liam's an amateur boxer and frankly a bit terrifying.

Or so I think until he teaches me how to throw a punch. One night practicing in his boxing gym turns into more, and before long I realize my best friend's brooding, insanely talented big brother is the only man who really understands me.

Liam

I promised my sister not to date any more of her friends, because the last time I tried, it ended badly. Very badly.

I took this job thinking it wouldn't be a problem to stay away from Briar. Sure, she's gorgeous, but she's also a chronic people pleaser, and I'm a people avoider.

But the woman I wrote off knows a lot about beer, and she's a whole lot tougher than I gave her credit for. I'm swept away by her vision for the brewery.

To my complete shock, I'm falling hard for my boss, and if my sister finds out, there will be hell to pay.

A standalone romcom in the Babes of Brewing series.

Best Kind of Trouble is a spicy, off-limits, workplace, best friend's brother romcom featuring: grumpy boxer hero; sunshine heroine; forced proximity; found family; brewery setting; he falls first.