The Wedding Planner's Worst Client: Enemies To Lovers, Closed Door Romance (Wedding Season in Ivy Hollow)

he plans perfect weddings. He's perfectly ruining this one.

Chloe Kim doesn't do chaos. As Ivy Hollow's premier (and only) wedding planner, she's coordinated fifty-seven weddings without a single catastrophe, and she's not about to let number fifty-eight break her streak. Even if the groom's brother seems committed to making that happen.

Griffin Wyatt didn't come to Ivy Hollow to cause problems. He came to support his brother's wedding, eat some cake, and go home. But the uptight wedding planner with the earpiece and the death glare keeps acting like he's a natural disaster in a sport coat, and honestly? It's starting to be fun.

When Griffin accidentally releases the dove display three days early, topples the dessert table during the tasting, and books the wrong band for the rehearsal dinner (in his defense, "The Screaming Oaks" sounded acoustic), Chloe decides the only way to survive this wedding is to keep him within arm's reach at all times.

She doesn't expect him to be thoughtful beneath the chaos. He doesn't expect her to be hilarious beneath the clipboard. And neither of them expects the slow-burning tension every time they're stuck in the same room, which is now all the time because she literally will not let him out of her sight.

The wedding is in seven days. Her reputation is on the line. And the man she can't stand is becoming the man she can't stop thinking about.

A sweet, closed-door enemies-to-lovers romance featuring a perfectionist who has never missed a deadline, a walking disaster who has never met a plan he couldn't derail, and a dessert table that didn't deserve what happened to it.