To Love and to Cherish
Alexis & Logan’s Love Story
The Wedding Belles
Book Three
About
The founder of Manhattan's premiere wedding planning company has never met a problem she couldn't solve, all without smudging her lipstick or losing her composure ... until her longtime account decides to show her that sometimes the best things in life are the ones you can't plan for ...
Alexis & Logan
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Wedding Belles
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Alexis & Logan · Wedding Belles ·
Some Details
Vibe
Bride Wars meets The Wedding Planner meets Sex and the City.
Heat Level
Steamy sex scenes.
POV
Alternating third person.
Tone
Classic rom-com / romance novel vibes.
Author Note
A little trivia about this one…I pitched it as a story in which Alexis goes to plan the wedding of a lifetime, and finds out the groom-to-be is her ex.
My agent and publisher wouldn’t let me do it :( They said romance readers are too sensitive to cheating, and though I never would have allowed physical cheating, I was told it was still a firm no.
I wish I would have stood my ground, but! This story was amazing to write. In a lot of ways, Logan is my most evolved, kind, and patient hero, but also somehow blisteringly sexy. I had no idea where the story was going to go until it went there all on its own, and I fully enjoyed the ride.
USA TODAY Bestseller
"A pitch-perfect love story about learning the right guy's been in front of you all along.”
Taylor Swift Song Pairing
Dress
Tropes & Vibes
Unrequited Love∙Fake Relationship∙ NYC ∙ Wedding
A Little Excerpt
They were playing a dangerous game, she and Logan, and though her brain protested in fear, warning her that things could go so terribly wrong, her heart?
Her heart was being ridiculous, all warm and fluttery and irrational.
Because Logan Harris wasn’t just out to seduce her. He was out to woo her.
And thought she’d hardly admit it, even to herself, Alexis Morgan was a woman who very much wanted – needed – to be wooed.
on Book Covers
I’ve made the unusual decision not to show the official book covers on my official author website for a variety of reasons:
Most of my books have multiple cover versions depending on language/country; the US English version is only one of many.
Several of my cover designs were spot-on when they released, but are now quite dated even though the love stories within are timeless.
I have an unwavering love for neutral colors, and elegantly minimalist design. The current rom-com cover trend towards candy colored cartoons is not my jam.