Three runaway grooms. One impossible wedding. And an Omega who has no intention of giving them a second chance.
Abercrombie “Amber” Whitlock has spent her entire life falling short of someone else’s expectations.
Her parents wanted a son, her dream pack promised her forever, and the entire town expected her wedding to be perfect.
Instead, Beckett Shaw, August Bellamy, and Cade Mercer left her standing at the altar.
Heartbroken and humiliated, Amber disappeared into the postcard-perfect town of Honeybell Harbor, determined to build a life that belonged entirely to her.
Years later, she has transformed the plans from her ruined wedding into Golden Hour Vows, one of the most sought-after wedding-planning companies in the country.
Amber creates flawless happily-ever-afters. She just doesn’t believe in them anymore.
When a celebrity couple chooses Honeybell Harbor for the wedding of the year, Amber finally has the opportunity to take her business international.
Unfortunately, a missing assistant, a damaged venue, and an increasingly impossible schedule leave her desperate for help.
And the only men qualified for the job are the three Alphas who shattered her heart.
Beckett, the brooding carpenter and owner of the town’s historic wedding estate, can rebuild anything—except the trust he destroyed.
August, the gentle florist behind Bellamy Blooms, knows how to make something beautiful from broken stems, but he has never forgiven himself for failing to stand beside her.
And Cade, the charming bartender and celebrity-event specialist, has spent years running from the memory of the woman he drove away from their wedding.
They claim they are only there to help. Amber knows better.
Between sunset ceremonies, flower-field arguments, late-night cake tastings, and the wedding cards they wrote before abandoning her, the men are determined to prove they never stopped loving their Omega.
But Amber has already survived being unwanted once. And no matter how beautifully they grovel, she refuses to walk down another aisle until she knows they won’t disappear before she reaches the end.
Because in Honeybell Harbor, every love story deserves the perfect ending—even the one that was torn apart before it could begin.
