Sara's Forever (Drake Wines, #3.5)

Best friend's brother. Emoji's and emotions. He's too young ... isn't he?
Meeting Leila Phillips at Vines gave Sara the best friend she's ever had. Meeting Matthew Phillip's, Leila's younger brother gave her a freaking headache as well as a heartache!
She knows they can't work. He's too young. He communicates in emoji's and text messages, which drives her insane but he's also the kindest, most caring and handsome guy she's ever met. He does things to her mind, body and soul that she's never found in anyone else.
For Matt, Sara is the only one he wants. He may not have a lot of experience but he's a fast learner and he wants to make Sara happy. He also knows that his sister is going to have an issue with him dating her best friend but it's not going to be for the reasons that Sara assumes.
How long can Matt wait for Sara to come to the realisation that she's in love with him? Will it take for Matt to walk away for Sara to make a choice that will make them both happy?
SARA'S FOREVER is the third novella in the Drake Wines Series. It's a steamy best friends brother romance full of love and friendship that will take you on a ride alongside the characters. Fall in love with Sara and Matt today!
DRAKE WINES SERIES IN READING ORDER:
VINEYARD Book .1. (M/F)
SANDY COVE A Novella 1.5 (M/F)
WINERY Book .2. (M/M)
LORI'S MEMORIES A Novella 2.5 (F)
BREWERY Book .3. (M/F)
SARA'S FOREVER A Novella 3.5 (F/M)

Chelle Pimblott lives in Regional Melbourne, Australia with her husband, two teenage sons, and their Irish Wolfhound, Sarge. She started reading romance novels back in the 80's, when she found her grandmother's Mills & Boon stash, and she hasn't looked back since! Although, she didn't actually start writing romance novels until her mid 40's, well after her beloved grandmother's death, she's pretty damned sure her grandmother would be proud as punch of her pursuits today. Chelle's stories are very steamy, but even so, she knows her grandmother would love them! Chelle started writing after sharing a quickie that she'd written with her friends one day, and they encouraged her to continue the story. That same group of friends still stand behind her today, and that first quickie became 'Sneaky', her first published novel.