About Last Night by S.E. Law

Missy: I hate my stepbrother. Trevor’s rude, arrogant, and conceited, not to mention the fact that he acts like he’s the hottest guy on Earth. (Okay, so maybe he is a ten out of ten, but still, he doesn’t have to act like it.) The problem? We met at a party a while back before we knew we were slated to be related. It almost sounds like a sick joke (or a bad pun), but now we know each other in a way that’s totally inappropriate.
Trevor: My stepsister Missy is new to all this. Sure, the way we met wasn’t exactly “normal,” but people meet in all different ways now, all of them legitimate. (Take Tinder, Grindr, and the billions of matchmaking services out there as an example). Why does it matter how you meet someone? All that matters is that you connect, and Missy and I definitely felt something go off like a fireball. The problem is that my stepsister also has morals (so inconvenient sometimes). She’s sweet and innocent, and doesn’t want to acknowledge that we’ve already blown through every barrier that exists before man. But Missy’s kidding herself if she thinks I’m letting her get away because I haven’t even come close to forgetting about last night.