My Best Friend’s Fiancé by Eliza Ellis
Kat’s best friend Parker returns home with a gorgeous fiancé. Problem is, Drew is technically engaged to Kat.
The last year of Katrina Kaye’s life has been a nightmare. She lost her bakery, her man, and the bank is coming after her home. Her best friend promises a lucrative job in exchange for one thing: plan her wedding to Kat’s childhood sweetheart.
After what happened in Afghanistan, Drew Callaghan isn’t taking life for granted. He’s ready to settle down in his hometown, and Parker was there in his darkest moment. He owes her everything, even if he already promised it to someone else.
Memories of secret dreams and promises unfulfilled flood back as Kat and Drew are forced to plan the wedding without Parker. Is Drew marrying the wrong woman? And when Kat is offered an apprenticeship of a lifetime, will she put her best friend above her own heart and leave home for good?
My Best Friend’s Fiancé is a standalone novel in the Best Friend’s series, a trio of sweet, contemporary romances. If you enjoy slow-burning chemistry, simmering kisses, and a touch of humor, then you’ll fall in love with Eliza Ellis’s next romance.
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Eliza Ellis loves daydreaming about romance. She unashamedly watches the Hallmark Channel for year-round Christmas movies. When she's not writing, she's surfing Netflix for the next young adult romance or is curled up reading a good book. Eliza enjoys learning about family history, volunteering and performing acts of service for those in need, and keeping hope alive for her future destination wedding.
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