Storehouse Voices
The Best Man: Unfinished Business
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The beloved characters from The Best Man movies and hit television series reunite for a sexy and soulful, heartbreaking and hilarious reckoning of love.
Recently divorced and fresh off a Pulitzer Prize win, Harper Stewart is in a new era. He's working on a movie and living the ultimate bachelor life in his Brooklyn penthouse. But still, something is missing. What else explains the stubborn creative block? The carousel of women? And seventh-wheel status with his friends?
Jordan Armstrong had to flee New York. First, to give herself distance from Harper and, second, to escape the corporate grind. In her beachfront Malibu property, the façade of a "healed" Jordan flourishes. Yet she finds herself unmoored. Despite the physical distance, she still feels Harper's magnetic pull.
Meanwhile, in Ghana, Robyn has gone full bohemian restaurateur. She has finally found peace and won't let another man ruin it--that is, until a handsome local entrepreneur commands her attention. But it's all too much change for her daughter, Mia, and when she secretly calls Harper with an emergency Robyn would rather hide, their world is shaken and relationships are tested once more.
Book one of The Best Man trilogy follows Harper, Jordan, and Robyn as they try to establish lives away from the hurts of the past and come to realize that some love is impossible to break. With support from their close-knit crew of chosen family--Quentin, Shelby, Lance, Murch, and Candace--they fight for a future that proves one's second act can be the extended chapter worth it all.
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Book Details
ISBN:
9780593974254
EAN:
0593974255
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
496
Authors:
Malcolm D Lee
Publisher:
Storehouse Voices
Published Date: 2025-01-07
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Felt just like I was watching the sequel on film. The descriptive writing of the characters took me right back to the characters on screen. It was a really good read!
I read this book in four days! Seeing that I was already familiar with the characters it was easy to envision the descriptions that Malcolm D. Lee provided. It's as if the stories were more alive than on the screen. Vivid interactions, progressions in relationships, I think this medium is the best method to continue the trajectory of a group the world was introduced to in the late 90s.
Good book looking forward to see what happens next. I had been looking forward to this book and I’m glad I read it
I thought my time with the Best Man crew had come to an end. Lucky for me, I was wrong. The details in the writing had me there, enjoying the view from the balcony as our favorite college friends journeyed through their midlife experiences. I laughed, I cried, and everything in between. I could say so much more but I don’t want to ruin the journey for others. If you’ve enjoyed the Best Man story thus far, this one will not disappoint.
Mr. Lee, thank you continuing to breath life into these characters that we know and love. Unfinished Business, literally picked up in print from the screen. I honestly didn't want it to end. Im so invested in these relationships as they represent so much that is us.Looking forward to the next book in the series.
