Six single strangers are seated together at Table 14 during a wedding. By the end of the night, they have unexpectedly become friends.
Each book follows members of the group into their own romance — with another wedding playing an important role in every story — as six strangers slowly become found family.
One real date. If it’s terrible, they never have to see each other again. It isn’t terrible.
Emma and Will meet at Table 14 — the wedding’s singles table. Immediate chemistry leads to dancing, and a conversation that lasts long after the reception begins emptying.
About the BookThe problem is that James is far too convincing as a man hopelessly in love with her.
Olivia Chen receives an invitation to her ex-fiancé’s destination wedding — and refuses to attend alone. James Walker, another member of Table 14, volunteers to pretend to be her boyfriend.
About the BookA hurricane, a trapped wedding planner, and the chef she cannot stand.
Megan is planning the biggest wedding of her career, and Alex is catering it. They cannot stand working together.
About the BookHe was supposed to photograph her wedding. Instead, he photographed what happened after.
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.
About the BookFour books of wrong timing. One more wedding. One more seating chart.
Readers have watched Daniel and Grace almost become a couple throughout the previous four books. Wrong timing. Other relationships. Friendship. Arguments. Jealousy. An almost-kiss neither of them wants to discuss. Then an invitation arrives. Emma and Will — the couple who met in Book One — are getting married.
About the BookContemporary romances about accomplished people who discover that love doesn’t require giving up who they are. The right relationship makes them stronger, more human — and ultimately better together.
Explore the series →Mature contemporary romances about accomplished adults discovering that the life they spent decades building isn’t necessarily the life they’re supposed to finish.
Explore the series →Romantic stories about people whose most important relationships begin after everyone else has gone home.
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