Description
A Charming Romantic Comedy About Second Chances, Southern Weddings, and Starting Over
Claire Sommers never imagined her carefully planned life would fall apart. Raised among Dallas high society, she expected a future filled with prestige, professional success, and the perfect marriage. But one costly mistake destroys her reputation, cuts off her financial security, and forces her to begin again from scratch.
Now living in Nashville, Claire has traded luxury for practicality, working as a writer for Piece of Cake, a beloved Southern wedding magazine that’s struggling to stay in business. When she learns the publication is on the brink of closing, she comes up with a bold idea to save it: a reality-style documentary series showcasing the South’s most unforgettable weddings.
From extravagant country music celebrations to quirky themed ceremonies and unforgettable wedding-day mishaps, Tennessee provides endless opportunities for entertainment. Claire’s proposal wins over her editor—but there’s one unexpected condition. She must work alongside Dominic Gravino, a charismatic New York social media personality known as “The Brides’ Man.”
At first, the partnership feels like a recipe for disaster. Dominic’s outgoing, fast-paced personality clashes with Claire’s Southern traditions and determination to prove herself on her own. Yet as they travel together covering spectacular weddings, lively bachelorette parties, and unforgettable Southern adventures, their professional rivalry slowly turns into genuine friendship—and perhaps something more.
As old wounds resurface and the future becomes uncertain, Claire realizes that moving forward requires confronting the mistakes and heartbreak she’s been carrying for years. Only by letting go of the past can she discover the life—and the love—she never expected.
Filled with humor, romance, colorful characters, and unforgettable Southern charm, this heartwarming standalone novel is a delightful celebration of fresh beginnings, family, friendship, and finding love where you least expect it.
Features:
- Standalone contemporary romance
- Approximately 90,000 words
- Includes discussion questions for book clubs







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