β Scribed by Bernadette Franklin
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Arranging a wedding for her brother and a five-time thoroughbride tests Hopeβs skills and patience. Sheβd believed the vows would be the most dangerous part of the ceremony, but a baseball to the head during the photography session proves her wrong and lands her in the sights of her brotherβs best friend, Fredrick.
He wants her to plan his wedding.
She wants to be his bride.
Diving into the treacherous world of wedding planning, Hope keeps her word and arranges the vows for the one man she believes she could love. He doesnβt know how much she cherishes him and his friendship.
What she doesnβt know lands her in the heart of a royal mess.
Comedy
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