REVIEW: Last First Kiss by Julian Winters
LAST FIRST KISS
by Julian Winters
Release Date: January 27, 2026
Review
Continuing in the same world as I Think They Love You, we get to explore the life of Jordan. He is a lovely guy, finding his place in the family's event planning company, exploring his sexuality, and now, he has to work with Jamie. No matter how much he tries, he can’t escape the kiss that was never more.
But through cake testings, dress fittings, and first dances, they find their footing, and find love amidst finding themselves.
Julian Winters is a wonderful author who writes compelling narratives and detailed characters. I’ve enjoyed adding him to my repertoire.
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Synopsis
Sparks fly in this second chance m/m rom com when an unlucky-in-love event planner realizes the man-of-honor at the high profile wedding he's planning is the same man who broke his heart.
They say you never forget your first kiss. But Jordan Carter wishes he could forget the one he shared with Jamie Peters as teens. And the one they almost shared again last year before Jamie made it clear he wasn’t the “right” man for Jordan to be with while he’s figuring himself out.
Now, Jordan’s fully focused on his career at 24 Carter Gold, his family’s event planning company, and ready to move on - until his boss assigns him to plan a new client’s high-profile wedding. The bride’s man-of-honor? None other than Jamie.
As things ramp up the closer they get to the wedding, so does Jordan’s relationship with Jamie, with sarcastic asides turning into steamy hook-ups. But can Jordan afford to pursue Jamie if he’s still unsure of who he is? Or is knowing who he loves enough? Venue shopping, cake-tastings, and dress fittings with the man he can’t forget just might change the man Jordan Carter is meant to become.
Last First Kiss by Julian Winters is a second chance romance about finding yourself–and the love of your life.
About Julian Winters
Julian Winters is the author of the IBPA Benjamin Franklin Gold Award–winning Running with Lions, the Georgia Peach Book award nominee Right Where I Left You, and the Junior Library Guild selections How to Be Remy Cameron, The Summer of Everything, and As You Walk On By. A self-proclaimed comic book geek, Julian currently lives outside of Atlanta, where he can be found reading or watching the only two sports he can follow—volleyball and soccer.
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