One Bed at the Bridal B&B
(2026)(A book in the Wedding Season in Ivy Hollow series)
A novel by Lily Love
There's one room left. One bed. And the last person on earth she'd want to share it with.
Thea Prescott doesn't do spontaneous. She does plans, budgets, and backup plans for her backup plans. So when she arrives at The Wisteria Inn for her college friend's destination wedding and discovers her reservation was given away, she handles it calmly.
She does not handle it calmly.
The only room left is a king suite already booked by Archer Lane, a travel writer with a reckless smile and a life philosophy that seems to be "figure it out later." He offers to share the room because "it's a big bed and we're adults." Thea would rather sleep in her rental car. But it's August in Virginia, the inn is full, and every hotel within thirty miles is booked for the Wine & Music Festival.
Fine. Ground rules. Pillow wall down the middle. Separate bathroom schedules. No talking before coffee. Absolutely no acknowledging that the man smells like campfire and cedar and it's deeply distracting.
Four days until the wedding. Four nights in the same bed. And a slow, impossible-to-ignore pull toward a man who lives out of a duffel bag and sees the world as one big adventure, which is everything Thea has spent her careful, controlled life avoiding.
A sweet, closed-door forced proximity romance featuring a Type-A accountant who sleeps in a silk eye mask, an adventurer who sleeps anywhere gravity allows, and a pillow wall with the structural integrity of their self-control.
Genre: Romance
Thea Prescott doesn't do spontaneous. She does plans, budgets, and backup plans for her backup plans. So when she arrives at The Wisteria Inn for her college friend's destination wedding and discovers her reservation was given away, she handles it calmly.
She does not handle it calmly.
The only room left is a king suite already booked by Archer Lane, a travel writer with a reckless smile and a life philosophy that seems to be "figure it out later." He offers to share the room because "it's a big bed and we're adults." Thea would rather sleep in her rental car. But it's August in Virginia, the inn is full, and every hotel within thirty miles is booked for the Wine & Music Festival.
Fine. Ground rules. Pillow wall down the middle. Separate bathroom schedules. No talking before coffee. Absolutely no acknowledging that the man smells like campfire and cedar and it's deeply distracting.
Four days until the wedding. Four nights in the same bed. And a slow, impossible-to-ignore pull toward a man who lives out of a duffel bag and sees the world as one big adventure, which is everything Thea has spent her careful, controlled life avoiding.
A sweet, closed-door forced proximity romance featuring a Type-A accountant who sleeps in a silk eye mask, an adventurer who sleeps anywhere gravity allows, and a pillow wall with the structural integrity of their self-control.
Genre: Romance