THE WEDDING SECRET: Some Vows Are Easy. The Truth Isn't.

Wedding planner Ava Brooks has built her career on making other people's happiest days look effortless. So when Eleanor Bennett, matriarch of one of the city's most powerful families, hires her to plan the wedding of the year with only four months' notice, Ava knows it's the biggest opportunity of her life. What she doesn't know is that it's about to become the most complicated.

Between clashing with Noah Bennett, the sharp-tongued, overprotective brother who insists on approving every last detail of his family's estate, and falling steadily for him despite every professional instinct telling her not to, Ava has her hands full. But it's the bride who worries her most. Vivian Hart seems perfect on paper: elegant, composed, devoted to her fiancé, Lucas. She also seems to be hiding something. A specific request. A guarded stillness. A single, unshakable insistence that the ceremony happen at exactly sunset, and not a moment before or after.

When Eleanor reveals the truth, Ava is pulled into a secret twenty-two years in the making, a betrayal buried by the Bennett family, a young mother destroyed for telling the truth, and a bride who may be marrying into this family for reasons that have nothing to do with love. Sworn to secrecy by the one woman paying her bills, and falling for the one man she can't tell, Ava finds herself holding together a wedding built on a foundation that could shatter every relationship in her path, including her own.

As the wedding day approaches, Ava must decide how much loyalty she owes to secrets that were never hers to keep, and whether honesty, however costly, is the only foundation strong enough to build anything real on. The Wedding Secret is a story about the vows we make to each other, the truths we're afraid to tell, and the courage it takes to choose grace over revenge when the person who broke your family is the one asking for forgiveness.