Cleo is done organizing weddings. James has a wedding to plan, and Cleo is his only hope. They say it takes a village to raise a child. It's going to take the village to put on this wedding!

If you love inspirational contemporary romance with a dash of humor, you’ll love The Wedding Planner’s Predicament .

January 2024: Cleo Sands retires to Eden Cove to find herself. Decades of planning fairytale weddings for others, but never her own, have left her burnt-out on bridezillas and bouquets. Watching happily-ever-afters turn swiftly to happily-ever-nevers, she finds herself a bit bent out of shape … jaded … possibly even cynical, and less than impressed with God.

When a tiny house sparrow limps into her life, she seeks out the village vet, James Mack.

James has a problem. His globetrotting only child has met her match in Italy and wants a glamorous destination wedding in her dad’s hometown. Only there’s not much glamour going around in Eden Cove. Caught between reality and his deep love for the girl he raised single-handedly, he turns to Cleo for help.

Our House on Sycamore StreetOur House on Sycamore Street is a new multi-author, multi-genre series set in quaint and quirky Eden Cove, an English seaside town with plenty of spirit. With stories of redemption and salvation behind every door, you’re sure to find a new tale of romance, intrigue, humor or heart. All you have to do is knock!


Other books can be read in any order.

The Ferryman's Light by Anna Jensen

The Italian Musician's Sanctuary by Danielle Grandinetti

The Outsider's Welcome by Vida Li Sik

The Daughter's Truth by Claire Lagerwell

The Light Keeper's Wife by Jennifer Mistmorgan

The Key Collector's Promise by Donna Jo Stone

The Maestro's Missing Melody by Amy Walsh

The Niece's Aussie Patient by Meredith Resce

The Runaway's Redemption by Allyson Koekhoven

The Bookbinder's Daughter by Lynn Dean

The Widow's Request by Ashley Winter

The Lost Daughter’s Irishman by Carolyn Miller

The Mother's Song by Caroline Johnston

The Wedding Planner's Predicament by Dianne J. Wilson