The Wedding Fixer

They call him the Guest.

When a wedding is about to fall apart, the planners make one whispered call, and Wes Hollis appears. Unlisted. Uninvited. He calms the shaking groom, hides the feuding cousins, finds the lost rings, and dances with whoever is left standing. He has walked a thousand strangers to their happily ever after.

He has never once let himself have his own.

Georgia Vaughn didn't come to the Marchetti wedding for cake. She came to expose the mystery man haunting every society wedding in the city, the story that will save her column. What she doesn't expect is that he'll be infuriating, unreadable, and the fastest wit she's traded blows with in years. What she really doesn't expect is to stop collecting evidence and start collecting moments.

To keep her from publishing, Wes agrees to let Georgia shadow him for one wedding season. One season of escaped swans and wrong cakes and storm-stranded receptions. One season of being, inconveniently, perfect together.

But Wes has a reason he stands at the edge of every happy ending instead of inside one. And the exposé Georgia wrote before she knew him is already scheduled to publish.

He can save any wedding. The only one he can't fix is the one where he's the one who could get left again.

A slow-burn contemporary romcom about found family, second chances, and the man who gives everyone else their happy ending, for readers of Emily Henry, Katherine Center, and Abby Jimenez.