Bourbon and Proof (The Bourbon Boys Series Book 3)

In Fiasco, Kentucky, there is an unspoken rule against falling for a Foxx brother. The narrator has witnessed the consequences within his own family and carries the responsibility of leading the family's bourbon business while maintaining its reputation as the world's most sought-after Kentucky bourbon. He is willing to blur moral lines and manipulate rules to protect his business and family. His problem is Hadley Finch—his brother's best friend, a local figure, and an honorary family member whose father is a disreputable businessman. She is someone he swore to avoid through a bargain he never wanted to make. Now she is his wife. Her bold personality and sharp wit have always been difficult to ignore, and she is the only person who truly challenges his resolve. Between them lies a decade of secrets and lies. Their arrangement promises mutual benefit: he keeps Foxx Bourbon, and she escapes the consequences of her father's actions. Before she became his wife, he protected her from a distance. Now he finds himself wanting more than that. When circumstances threaten those he loves, he has only two things left to bargain with: bourbon and proof.