Hollie Luckie

When It Burns

A fake wedding, a nosy magazine reporter, and an inn full of fake wedding guests… What could possibly go wrong? 

I’ve never been a fan of chaos. I pride myself on being organized, professional, and honestly a little boring. Running my family’s inn is the best part of my day, and I look forward to the routine that comes with managing Deer Valley Inn. 

Everything is going according to plan until the wedding of the holiday season cancels just days before the event. And if that wasn’t bad enough, it’s also days before the reporter for the biggest wedding magazine in the country is set to arrive in Springside. I know I have to do something. And that something turns out to be arranging my fake wedding to the inn’s chef in just three days. 

Would it be easier to call the reporter and let her know the wedding is off? Definitely. But this magazine is our chance to find brides from across the country, and I can’t let the opportunity get away. Now, I have myself a pretend husband to be and a major secret to keep. So what if I’ve had a minor crush on him for months, and he’s quite possibly the hottest man alive? 

Can we pull off the deception of the decade and convince everyone that we’re really getting married under the mistletoe?

Married Under The Mistletoe 

They say life can change in an instant. I guess I didn’t realize how true that is until one bad ride ends my rodeo career for good. 

Suddenly, I’m thirty-six, single, and the brand new owner of The Last Lasso Farm in the middle of nowhere, Alabama. But my first night in Mills Corner, I meet a girl who lights my soul on fire. Lucy Phillips is funny, adventurous, and just the right amount of chaos, and she makes me wonder if there might be more to this town than I thought. 

Until I learn the girl I can’t stop thinking about couldn’t be more off limits. Her brother has been my best friend and mentee for years, and when he agrees to take my spot in a team riding competition, it’s up to me to help Lucy keep the family pumpkin patch in business. My job is simple: help her keep her customers happy, do what I can to manage the farm animals, and definitely don’t flirt with my best friend’s little sister. 

But as the days get shorter, it becomes harder and harder to stay away from her. Can I find a way to keep her, or am I destined to always be her little secret?

Hollie Luckie

About

Books

Join the club