Angielski
The Right Move is the second book in the sensational Windy City series which has gripped over a million readers across the world. But don't worry if you're new round here, you'll still love it as a standalone!
The story revolves around Ryan Shay, the new captain of the Chicago Devils, an NBA team, who finds his life turned upside down when Indy Ivers, his sister's best friend, moves into his apartment. Ryan is driven by his determination to protect Indy, declaring that he would go to great lengths—ruining his reputation included—to keep her safe. Faced with criticism from the team’s General Manager about his work-life balance, Ryan concocts a plan to pretend to date Indy, hoping to improve his professional image.
Indy, initially reluctant, comes to embrace this arrangement not only as a solution to Ryan's predicament but also as a way to present a strong facade at an upcoming wedding where her ex-boyfriend will be present. Both characters grapple with their mutual attraction and the complexity of their fake relationship, as Indy, a romantic at heart, hopes for Ryan to change his views on love.
As the lines between pretense and reality blur, Indy and Ryan must navigate their feelings while living under one roof, leading them to question whether their faux romance was indeed the right move amidst the trials of their lives. The Right Move serves as the second installment in the Windy City series, acclaimed for its engaging themes of fake-dating, roommates, and the dynamics between contrasting personalities, all while standing strong as a standalone narrative.
