The Wedding Truce

They promised to get along for his sister’s wedding. Keeping their word could change everything.

Jessa Landry’s best friend is getting married, making her the last single member of her friend group, the Solo Sisters. Now more than ever, she feels destined to end up alone like she always feared she would. But no matter how much she wishes things would stay the same, she wants Ellie to have the perfect wedding.

So, she’ll play nice, pretend like donning a pink bridesmaid dress doesn’t make her want to crawl out of her skin, and curb her tongue around Ethan, Ellie’s annoyingly cheerful brother. They might be famous for their bickering, but they agreed to keep the peace for the weekend.

As wedding festivities unfold, Jessa finds herself constantly paired with Ethan. The more time they’re together, the more she sees what’s really behind his jovial facade, and her grumpy shell begins to crack.

But Jessa’s issues with abandonment and betrayal could make it impossible for her to open her heart. Even to the man who might be exactly what she needs.



The Wedding Truce is a sweet, closed door (kissing only), reverse grumpy sunshine, opposites attract, small-town romcom with lots of sizzling tension and none of the spice.