The MC President's Revenge Was a Wedding Invite

Bexley Quinn has spent six months planning the wedding of her best friend to a man she's never really trusted. Three weeks out, an order comes through the shop: two dozen roses, the same variety her wife sends her every month, delivered to Marlowe's address. So Dorian's been sleeping with the bride. Bexley doesn't cancel the wedding. She goes to the president of the Tin Saddle MC — a woman named Ash Calder who has her own reasons for disliking Marlowe — and they plan something better. A venue change. A seating chart. A short speech at the rehearsal dinner in front of everyone who matters. By Sunday, Bexley has no wife and no best friend, one flower shop, and a club president who drinks her coffee every morning in the window seat and doesn't ask for anything. Spring is coming. She's going to fill the window.