I Do It Better

One barn. One Saturday. Two brides.

Tessa Kincaid has been top of the sales board for thirty-eight months and with Wade Hollis for three years. She has never once been picked first.

So when Wade's steady older brother proposes to sweet, soft-spoken Jenna Ruiz at Sunday dinner, with the grandmother's ring Tessa thought was coming to her, something snaps. Five days later Wade panics and proposes on the high school scoreboard. It's misspelled. And at 12:14 that night, Tessa books the only wedding venue in Pecan Hollow, Texas, for the one date Jenna wanted: her late father's anniversary.

Their future mother-in-law settles it the way the family always has. A coin flip. Both weddings, same weekend, same oak tree. One bride on Friday, one on Saturday.

What follows is thirteen months of engagement photos gone wrong, a joint bridal shower with a scoreboard, a bachelor weekend refereed by text message, and an aunt at the beauty shop keeping score on a whiteboard for the whole town to see. And Jenna, who has given up the window seat her whole life, is about to find out she likes winning.

I Do It Better is a closed-door romantic comedy about two women who start as rivals and end as something neither expected, the brothers trying to keep up with them, and a small town that cannot stop betting on the outcome.

Book One of The Hollis Wedding Wars. A complete story with a happy ending, and one late arrival that sets up Book Two.