He chose the bride. He booked the celebration. He expected his wife to pay.
Naomi Whitaker thought the hardest part of leaving her unfaithful husband was behind her. Then an $8,400 hotel charge appears on her credit-card account.
The groom is Darius. The bride is the woman he cheated with. And the wedding venue is booked in Naomi’s name.
After twelve years of marriage, Darius knows exactly what he is counting on: Naomi will swallow the humiliation, settle the bill, and keep everyone comfortable. With six days until the celebration, he thinks it is too late for her to say no.
He is wrong.
Naomi has the contract, the receipts, and a royal-blue suit. This time, she intends to use all three.
But cancelling the venue will not recover the money already spent or stop Darius from telling their friends she approved everything. To reclaim her future, Naomi must stand by the truth even when the people around her would prefer an easier story.
Then she meets Julian Reed, a chef whose quiet attention comes without a favor attached. The attraction is real. So is her fear of mistaking another man’s promises for love.
Can she let someone close without giving herself away again?
A standalone contemporary romance about betrayal, hard-won independence, and finding love in your forties, with a slowly unfolding relationship, a satisfying happily-ever-after, and no reunion with the cheating husband.
Buy your copy today and follow Naomi as she cancels his plans and starts choosing her own.