Something Borrowed (The Wedding Trio, book 2) by Daisy Landish

Author: Daisy Landish

Title: Something Borrowed (The Wedding Trio, book 2)

Genre/Genres: Romance, Contemporary short stories, Contemporary fiction, Contemporary romance, Contemporary romance fiction, Sweet romance, Clean romance, Love stories, U.S. Contemporary Fiction, Contemporary American Fiction, Marriage fiction, Contemporary literature & fiction, Later in life romance, Second chance at love, LGBT romance, LGBTQ romance, LGBTQ+ romance, LGBT fiction, LGBTQ fiction, LGBTQ+ fiction, LGBT romantic fiction, LGBTQ romantic fiction, LGBTQ+ romantic fiction, LGBT love stories, LGBTQ love stories, lGBTQ+ love stories









Synopsis:

A Second Chance Clean Queer Romance


This wasn't the first time Avery had had to reinvent herself, and she could do it again. Only this time, she had a child in tow.

A fresh start in a new city is just what she needed. Avery knows she's on the right track when she lands a dream job at Love and Joy, a wedding and event planning business. Juliette, her new boss, is amazing and so is Dante, her business partner. It's the first place she's felt accepted for who she was and as a valued member of the team.

After two failed attempts at matrimony, you'd think she would shy away from the daily reminder of wedded bliss other people seem to be able to attain. Avery loves the starry-eyed couples she gets to work with and puts all her passion into making their wedding day one to remember.

When love knocks on her door one more time, Avery pretends she doesn't hear it. Happily Ever Afters are for clients, not her.

Will Avery let down her guard enough to let love in?

Something Borrowed is the second standalone story in The Wedding Trio.


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Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09ZBGXLLY 


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