Currently Free for Kindle...looks like it has good reviews, and the blurb on the Kindle page says the story has been made into a movie.
http://www.amazon.com/Honeymoon-With...=18D2WZ98GNBNE
When Harry's daughter, Tami, falls in love with Todd, it's war. Harry refuses to allow this womanizing, alcoholic son-of-a-bitch marry his perfect daughter. But Todd's never been in love before and Tami is the best thing that's ever happened to him. When the unthinkable occurs, these two men are thrust together on a physical and emotional odyssey that neither one may survive.
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Todd Cartwright admittedly is not a nice guy. But when he meets Tami Everett, something in him changes. All the effort he put into his bad behavior he puts into Tami until she falls in love with him. She changes him and Todd has never felt this kind of love.
It couldn't be more perfect.
Until Todd meets Tami's father, Harry. Tough and wily, Harry sniffs out Todd instantly and he does everything in his power to trainwreck Todd's relationship with Tami. But Todd is not a man who gives up easily. The war escalates, leaving Tami as the prize in the middle.
But Tami has fallen for Todd. She knows his past but is in love with the man he's become. And she is ready to spend the rest of her life with him.
But a few days before the wedding, tragedy rocks both Todd and Harry's world, sending them crashing into a depth of heartache and anger that neither man knows how to handle. Todd reverts back to past behaviors and Harry hardens up even more.
When Todd decides to go on the honeymoon alone and drink and fornicate away his pain, he finds Harry at the airport with Tami's ashes, heading down to the same island where Tami is to be laid to rest. The two men must now travel together, to a honeymoon resort, escorted by the person they each blame and hate.
But they are each the only person who can understand the gaping wound each has been left with. The trip to the island is a time for each man to deal with his consuming anger and loss. And strangely, each of them helps the other through this tragedy in hilariously unexpected ways. It's clear these men will never ever be friends but they do share one thing in common, they loved the same woman. And it is that fact, that emotional bond, that teathers them together and keeps Todd from destroying himself.
The two men come to an understanding, a relative peace with each other and the future, and through the power of Tami's love, realize they are able to move forward with their lives.