The Wedding at Juniper Inn

She builds fairy tales for a living. She stopped believing in them four years ago.

Willa Hart has orchestrated eighty-seven weddings at the Juniper Inn and cried at exactly none of them. She is the best wedding coordinator on the coast - calm, flawless, unflappable - and she gives people the most magical day of their lives with complete professional detachment, because four years ago Willa was the one in the white dress, standing at the back of a church, waiting for a groom who never came. She used up all her believing that day, in front of two hundred people, and she has kept the rest of herself very carefully behind glass ever since.

Then, three weeks before Christmas, the biggest wedding of her career arrives - and so does Theo Cassidy.

Theo is the groom's brother, the best man, and the most incurable romantic Willa has ever met. He has been the best man at six weddings, watched everyone he loves find their person, and still believes - genuinely, stubbornly, with his whole warm heart - that the fairy tale is real. He is everything Willa has armored herself against. And he sees straight through every inch of it.

When a Christmas snowstorm traps them both at the inn after the wedding, Willa runs out of excuses to keep her distance - and Theo turns out to be exactly as patient, and as persistent, as a man who has waited his whole life for the right person has learned to be.

A warm, swoony Christmas romance about a woman who built her walls too high and the hopeless romantic who was exactly tall enough to reach over them. The Wedding at Juniper Inn is the seventh book in the Juniper Bay series, but can be read on its own - the perfect standalone Christmas romance.

Perfect for fans of Susan Mallery, RaeAnne Thayne, and anyone who loves a cozy snowbound holiday romance with genuine heart.

She stopped believing in fairy tales. He never did. One of them was right.