title: The What-If Guy: A girls' guide to finding her soulmate
author: Taylor Wilshire
description: Brilliant, funny and meaningful! The What-if Guy reads like a summer read but is so much deeper. -- <i>National Book Reviewer</i><br /><br />For readers who are hungry for fiction with real modern life, spirituality and is palpable, this book is a keeper. -- <i>Carol Lynn Stewart-ForeWard Magazine</i><br /><br />For readers who are hungry for fiction with real modern life, spirituality that is palpable, this book is a keeper. -- <i>Carol Lynn Stewart- ForeWard Magazine</i><br /><br />I loved Wilshire's What if Guy-- Its tone is so breezy and subversive, but with a heart of vulnerability. -- <i>Louise Phelem- Book Critic</i><br /><br />I loved the sympathetic characters, clarity and immediacy of the prose, and the fast-paced and engaging storyline will captivate readers. -- <i>Texas Review</i><br /><br />It's about time a chick-lit book with substance! A wonderful novel with a spiritual twist...loved it! -- <i>People's Choice Book Review</i><br /><br />Wilshire creates a sympathetic protagonist for women still searcing for their own way,effectively integrates corporate sales, wtih spiritual undertones. -- <i>Kirkus</i>
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  When it feels this right,  
  there’s no going back...
  
  
  He’s been off-limits for years.  
  Now they’ve crossed a line...
  
  
  Heiress Taylor Thompson is shocked when the mysterious stranger she kisses at
  a gala is no stranger. Royce Knox is a top exec at the tech empire their
  fathers cofounded. The man her father _didn’t_ want for her. And the best
  kisser _ever_. With business and family pulling them apart, can Royce become
  more than her colleague? Taylor will do whatever it takes to find out...
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  She was an absolute knockout.
  
  
  “Good evening.” She said it as sweetly as Red Riding Hood, but the twitch in
  her smile was nothing short of predatory. Before he could warn himself to be
  practical again, before he could rein in his hope that she’d come here for a
  reason that was as far away from professional as imaginable, his father’s
  words revisited him like the Ghost of Longing Past.
  
  
  You’re also careful in the wrong 