You Say It First Audiobook (Free)

The #1 NY Times bestselling writer of the Fool’s Silver romances invites you to visit Happily Inc., a marriage destination founded on a fairy tale

Sculptor Nick Mitchell was raised in a family of artists and learned from his volatile father that enthusiasm only prospects to pain. As he waits on a fresh commission, he takes a day time job being a humble carpenter at a style wedding venue. The job offers its perks-mainly the venue’s captivating owner, Pallas Saunders. Although he won’t let love consume him, about You Say It First for ecstasy with an expiration time, he’s all in.

Pallas adores Wedding ceremonies in a Package. But if she can’t switch the floundering business around, she’ll haven’t any choice but cave to her domineering mom and trade taffeta for trust money working in the family’s loan provider. When a desperate bride begs Pallas for something completely out of the box, her irresistible new hire inspires her. Nick understands she doesn’t belong behind a table, and she knows in her center that he’s right-where she really belongs is within his arms.

The #1 New York Times bestselling writer of the Fool’s Gold romances invites you to visit Happily Inc., a marriage destination founded on a story book

Sculptor Nick Mitchell grew up in a family group of performers and learned from his volatile father that interest only potential clients to discomfort. As he waits on a fresh commission, he takes a day time job being a humble carpenter at a style wedding venue. The job has its perks-mainly the venue’s captivating owner, Pallas Saunders. Although he won’t let like consume him, for ecstasy with an expiration date, he’s all in.

Pallas adores Weddings in a Box. But if she can’t turn the floundering business around, she’ll have no choice but cave to her domineering mother and trade taffeta for trust funds working at the family’s standard bank. Then when a desperate bride-to-be begs Pallas for something completely from the box, her irresistible new hire inspires her. Nick knows she doesn’t belong behind a desk, and she understands in her center that he’s right-where she actually belongs is in his arms.