Wedding Week Lie

Seven days. One lakeside lodge. One blank spot on the seating chart with Delia's name next to it.Delia is a project manager who runs her life like a well-scoped build. Three years ago, two weeks before their wedding, her fiance told her he could not marry a woman who treated their life like a capital improvement plan. Now her sister Bryn is getting married, the ex is standing up at the front of the lodge, and he is bringing a date. Delia's mother has already decided that Delia should not walk in alone.Enter Theo Lindqvist, the grinning neighbor from the third floor, whose kettle goes off at three every morning and who just closed the best bakery in western Pennsylvania for reasons he is not explaining. He has a cabin called Loon, a talent for showing up with exactly what is needed, and an offer that could save Delia's week or complicate it beyond repair.The Wedding Week Lie is a warm, funny, small-lake-town contemporary romance full of dock practice, foxtrot lessons, boiled cider, morning buns, and the kind of slow-burn tension that a seating chart was never built to handle. If you love second-chance happiness, big family weddings, and a hero who bakes his feelings, settle in for the week.