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The Plus-One Problem: The Rosemoor Weddings, Book 1

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Margot Calloway has exactly four days to save the biggest wedding of the season.

No pressure.

As the owner of Rosemoor—a breathtaking coastal venue barely holding itself together—Margot knows this event could make or break her business. The guest list is elite. The expectations are sky-high. And everything is going according to plan… until the officiant cancels.

her ex-boyfriend officiant cancels.

With no backup and no time, Margot does the unthinkable—she lets a charming, completely unqualified stranger step in.

Theo Prescott is a travel journalist, a professional wanderer, and absolutely not part of Margot’s carefully controlled world. But he’s confident, he’s licensed (technically), and he’s willing to help… with one small condition.

He wants to write about Rosemoor.

And to make it believable?

They’ll have to pretend to be a couple.

What starts as a convenient solution quickly turns into something far more complicated. Between high-stakes wedding chaos, lingering heartbreak, and a connection neither of them planned, Margot finds herself facing a different kind of risk—the kind that doesn’t come with a checklist.

Because saving the wedding might be easy.

Falling for the wrong person at exactly the wrong time?

That’s the real problem.

The Plus-One Problem is a warm, witty romantic comedy about fake dating, second chances, and discovering what’s worth holding onto—even when everything feels like it’s falling apart. Perfect for fans of interconnected wedding stories, found-family friendships, and slow-burn chemistry with heart.

116 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 23, 2026

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