One fake date. One very real disaster.
Daisy Marchetti, Savannah's loudest florist, has one problem: her ex is getting married on Jekyll Island in May, and he has invited her to bring a plus-one. With an exclamation point.
Marcus Reid, the grumpiest chef on Jones Street, has a different problem: his mother is flying in for the weekend, and he panicked and told her he's seeing someone. A florist.
The only florist he knows is the one next door, the one who keeps blocking his dumpster with buckets of hydrangeas, the one he can't stand.
So they make a deal, written up on a legal pad at his bar after closing: she plays his girlfriend for his mother's visit, he plays her devoted boyfriend at her ex's wedding. Two weekends. Clear rules. Absolutely no feelings.
But fake dating your nemesis gets complicated fast, especially when he turns out to be far kinder than his scowl, and she turns out to be exactly the right amount of "a lot."
The Plus-One Problem is a warm, funny, grumpy-meets-sunshine romantic comedy and the second book in the Ever After, Savannah series. Each book follows a new couple, stands on its own, and ends with a happily ever after.
