Table for Two
One real date. If it’s terrible, they never have to see each other again. It isn’t terrible.
Sarah Mitchell is left at the altar. Michael Hayes was supposed to photograph her wedding.
Instead, he photographs what happens afterward: Sarah cutting the cake anyway, drinking champagne with her friends, walking into the ocean in her wedding dress — and beginning to reclaim her life.
Months later, Sarah asks Michael to show her the photographs.
Their real relationship begins there.
Publishing executive.
Photographer.
One real date. If it’s terrible, they never have to see each other again. It isn’t terrible.
The problem is that James is far too convincing as a man hopelessly in love with her.
A hurricane, a trapped wedding planner, and the chef she cannot stand.
Four books of wrong timing. One more wedding. One more seating chart.