Sloane has loved weddings since she was young, and her career is not focused on them. Despite having her heart broken at the altar, she still spends her days surrounded by brides of all styles and personalities as she documents their special days for a bridal magazine. After a Bridezilla wedding where Sloane finds herself roped into joining the wedding party, she lets loose for a night with the handsome groomsman she was paired with, figuring she’ll never see him again. As luck would have it though, that groomsman was her boss’s son and she is assigned 11 more weddings that he will also be attending.

Wilder is a playboy, always up for a little fun, but finds himself drawn to Sloane. He is used to a life of privilege, though he fits in with Sloane’s “normal” life pretty easily as their friendship builds. For being described by his friends as a playboy, though, he falls for Sloane hard and fast.

Because they live in different cities and Sloane has sworn off men for the time being, they strike up a friendship. But 11 weddings is a lot of time together and Sloane starts to wonder if she hasn’t unknowingly let Wilder in, instead of keeping him at arm's length.

I listened to the audio, and enjoyed Aiden Snow and Andi Arndt’s interpretations of the characters. These two are strong narrators and the way they brought Wilder and Sloane to life was perfect.

This was a fun, witty story full of emotional growth and development and so many lighthearted moments. It held the perfect amount of humor to keep things from being heavy. I loved the side characters, and the closeness of Sloane to her family. It did feel like there were a lot of tropes flying around for a bit, but in the end it all worked. I enjoyed the banter and the rom-com bits throughout. This was another fun, relatively quick standalone from Vi Keeland!