
Accountant Allie Lane would do anything for her injured twin sister, including pretend to be her to save Sophie’s fledgling event-planning business. All Allie has to do is fake being a lesbian for a few weeks and co-ordinate a rural gay wedding festival. Simple. Except she’s nothing like her outgoing sister and, last Allie checked, she was straight.
Tarryn Harris cannot stand weddings. Now her small Australian town of Quandong is being overrun by matrimonial madness for its first gay wedding festival. The other hitch is she’s been roped into being the assistant to the cute lesbian event planner. Frankly, she’d rather be left alone with her alpacas and metal art.
The finale of the festival is a fake wedding. Surely no one will vote for a wedding hater and an undercover straight woman to play the fake couple? Right?
Allie finds herself running a smalltown queer wedding festival and playing gay after taking her injured twin sister’s identity to help her out. Now she’s been given an assistant—a metalworker who loathes weddings.
A fab twin-swap lesbian romance where the toaster oven could double as a wedding gift.
This author certainly has a way with writing that you can identify with a character as if you know them and how you are drawn to all the other people as well… but there is always that one person you feel like cheering on…
Omg wow another amazing story I loved the main characters their connection was embedded throughout its a beautiful sweet love story that you won’t want to put down.
This is a fascinating twin sister swap/slow burn romance. I really enjoyed this book! 5 stars!