Chautona Havig

Something Borrowed, Someone Blue Chautona Havig

A borrowed dress, half-completed marriage counseling, and a last-minute theft.
Let's face it. Weddings equal stress for the families involved. Preachers, however, have it easy. Or so they say.
Ty Jamison's first parishioner is getting married. Though he's performed many services at the little chapel in New Cheltenham-grand affairs, all designed to give the illusion of simplicity-all of them were strangers to him.
So when Lara Priest asks him to perform the ceremony at her wedding and to use the chapel, of course, Ty is thrilled. That joy fades as one by one, things go wrong. From a groom who refuses to attend pre-marital counseling to Lara discovering that her dream wedding dress is a no-can-do, what can go wrong seems to.
And like so many weddings that movies are made of, things go from bad to worse to "worser."
All the while, Ty tries to remind himself that he only has to provide a little premarital counseling, show up, perform the service, and find a way to hide his broken heart through the whole ordeal.
All in a life's work.