Nineteen weddings. One photographer. And the one wedding that never happened.
Clemmie Yeo runs a wedding barn on her nan's clifftop farm in north Devon, where the sea fret rolls in off Lundy and every couple gets a day planned to the minute. She has never cried at a wedding. She has never told anyone why her own was called off, eleven days before the date.
This season, the photographer booked for almost every wedding is Dan Quick: the man she once told she didn't love enough to marry.
Between a groom hiding in the lambing shed, a thunderstorm, four runaway heifers and a first dance lit by tractor headlights, Clemmie and Dan learn to work side by side again. But the farm may be sold when the season ends, and on the fourteenth of September Clemmie has a wedding to run on the day that should have been her own.
She has kept one secret for nine years. She's about to learn she isn't the only one.
A warm, closed-door second-chance romance about family, the Devon coast, and saying the true thing before it's too late.