Description:
ONE WEDDING TO DELIVER.
ONE VERY COMPLICATED MAN.
AND A MYSTERY THAT WON'T STAY HIDDEN.
Wedding planner Holly knows how to handle demanding brides, last-minute disasters, and events where everything has to be absolutely perfect.
But nothing prepares her for what's waiting at a luxury vineyard in Margaret River, where rolling vines stretch to the horizon, the ocean isn't far away, and everything looks picture-perfect... until it isn't.
The bride's family heirloom, a priceless vintage brooch meant to be her "something old", vanishes just days before the wedding of the year.
With a billionaire guest list, a house full of secrets, and the entire family gathered at the estate, the pressure is on for Holly to find it before the whole event goes off the rails.
The only person who can help is Noah Langston, the stubborn (and frustratingly attractive) vineyard owner who has no time for wedding planners... or the chaos they bring.
But what begins as a simple search soon uncovers long-buried secrets. The longer the brooch stays missing, the clearer it becomes that this isn't just a wedding disaster. It's a mystery years in the making.
With the clock ticking and sparks flying under the warm Australian sun, Holly and Noah must uncover the truth before the big day arrives.
Preferably without falling for each other in the process.
Perfect for readers who love slow-burn romance, opposites attract, wedding chaos, small-town mysteries, and beautiful Australian settings.
Brief description:
Sarah Harris writes romantic comedies with heart, humour, and the occasional surfboard thrown in.
Originally from Perth in Western Australia, she's worn many hats, yoga teacher, surf lodge manager in Indonesia, photographer, artist - and somehow spun the lot into stories about second chances, self-discovery, and the delightful mess of figuring things out.
Her writing is steeped in the wild beauty of Western Australia and sprinkled with the kind of chaos that comes from living abroad, chasing sunrises, and (plot twist!) meeting the love of her life somewhere along the way.
Now back home, she writes with a full heart, a strong cup of tea, and the belief that hope can always sneak in through the side door.
Her debut novel is a love letter to starting over, salty air, and the magic of not having it all sorted - yet.