One Bed in Bayfield

Hattie has a toast to write, a ribbon to carry, and a maid-of-honor speech she'd rather not give at her sister Polly's wedding weekend in Bayfield, Wisconsin. She also has Simon, her best friend of thirteen years, a beekeeper who keeps a jar of buckwheat honey in his truck for emergencies and has never once let her face a family event alone. So when Polly's plus-one rules, an ex who is still invited, and an inn with exactly one room left collide, the obvious solution is a pretend one: Simon will be her date. Three nights. One attic room. One bed. What could possibly go wrong? Everything, it turns out, because pretending to be in love is a lot easier when you aren't already. One Bed in Bayfield is a warm, funny, slow-burn friends-to-lovers romance about the people who know us best, the questions we have been too careful to ask, and the moment a lifelong habit turns into a choice. Clean, closed-door romance with small-town charm, Lake Superior ferries, family chaos, and a happily ever after worth the wait.