Standing as best woman at her ex's wedding would be humiliating enough if Iris were over him, and she is not.
She needs an impressive date on her arm, so when Abe—the tattooed, pierced single dad next door, thirteen years older—offers to come with her if she nannies his daughter for the summer, she agrees at once.
He is nothing like the man she cannot shake, which makes walking into the reception beside him feel like the perfect solution.
Love is something she promised herself she would never chase again, yet slow dances with Abe and quiet thoughts of belonging with him and his little girl begin to feel dangerously true.
Abe is rooted in their small town while her own future is a blank, and still she cannot stop hoping this fake wedding date might become a real one.
