The Best Wild Idea

By: Lily Parker

Narrated by: Dawn Adams, Darcy Miller, Teddy Hamilton

A trip to remember — with the man she can't forgive . . . or forget.

Jules, Silas, and Grant were once inseparable — until Jules and Grant got engaged, Silas inherited a billion-dollar empire and everything fell apart.

Then the unthinkable happens. Grant is gone. And Jules is alone.

Now the only person who can help her heal is the one man she swore to hate — Silas, the best friend she pushed away.

Silas has loved Jules since he first set eyes on her. But he lost her to his best friend. And now he's lost his best friend to something his money couldn't fix.

But a letter arrives. Grant's final request: Show Jules how to live again.

Silas must take Jules on the adventure she's always dreamed of . . . with the man she hates most in the world.

From golden Spanish sunsets to the sparkling coast of Amalfi and the magic of Parisian nights, Jules wants nothing to do with Silas. But there is a thin line between love and hate. And somewhere along the way, the man she left behind, begins to look a lot like the one she can't live without.

©2025 Lily Parker (P)2025 Audible Ltd.

Cute Story, Too Many Words

A good idea. Cute way to have people fall in love. The author subscribes to why use one word when you can use 3... This makes it very repetitive at times. Still cute, but could have been shorter.

friends to lovers

love this story. love the idea of healing and moving on with your chosen friend/family

Love

Was it a little predictable? Yes but amazing overall. It gave ps I love you vibes. Had me smirking and crying. I’m just excited to listen and was very sad once it ended.

Ultimate love story

This was a great love story that unexpectedly had me tearing up through out. Highly recommend and now looking forward to listening to other books by this author.

Lily is good

I liked this a lot - although it may not have been my fave of the three… I wish she had developed the story, a little bit faster, and that we could enjoy more of the positive relationship between the two main characters, rather than focusing a lot on the grief of loss.