Amelia I’m having the worst day ever. My fiancé, a guy I didn’t even like to begin with, has left me at the altar. The only reason I was marrying him was to secure a trust fund from my late grandfather, and now he’s completely ruined my plans. Of course, I probably could have reacted better; assault and destruction of property are ill-advised, even on the worst of days. Now I’m being dragged away from my own wedding in the arms of the biggest, nicest-smelling cop I’ve ever met. I’m totally screwed. How am I going to buy my mom’s flower shop back now? Hunter I’ve been on the force long enough to think I’ve seen it all, but some things still manage to surprise me. When I got the call about an altercation happening at the church down the street, I was expecting a real bride-zilla. Instead, I end up with Amelia, and she takes my breath away. I can’t help relishing how she feels against me as I drag her off her fiancé. I don’t know what’s going on, but I know she’s too good for a man like him. How did she end up with a jackass like him?

Anna Well, my cousin completely blew up her own wedding, so now my mom’s pushing me to find someone to marry so that I can have a chance at getting my late grandfather’s trust fund. The date she set me up with … Well, he’s the guy who used to torment me in high school, so I’m completely miserable. Thank goodness a kind stranger stepped in and gave me the chance to bail. He even punched my date in the face. Honestly, I shouldn’t find that attractive, but I do. He feels a little dangerous in all the right ways. What’s a guy like him doing in a tiny town like Port View? Easton I’ve never blown my cover like this before, but I just couldn’t stand hearing another word out of my target’s face. He sat in that diner and just kept insulting his date, as if she isn’t the most hypnotizing young thing I’ve ever seen. I lost my cool, so now I’m bugging out to my rented cabin with his date, Anna, and hoping that everything blows over. Punching the guy might have been a mistake, but at least I helped her get away from him. One problem though: I’m falling hard for Anna. What’s she going to think of me when she finds out why I’m really in Port View?

Daisy I’m honestly okay with living a quiet life working at my hometown’s library, but I’m a bit lonely, if I’m being honest. It’s hard putting myself out there, especially because I want a real connection. I didn’t expect anything to come of signing up for a mail-order bride website, so when I get a message from the town hospital’s star thoracic surgeon, it’s hard to believe I’m not being catfished. My best friend pushes me to go meet him at his place anyway. When he doesn’t even recognize me, I know there’s been a mistake. Could this get any more embarrassing? Aston My job is my life. Caring for my patients and giving them high-quality care is the most important thing for me. When I arrive home one night to find an unfamiliar young woman waiting for me, I know my cousin’s gotten up to his matchmaking tricks again. He thinks I need to loosen up and work on my social life, but he’s dragging this poor young woman into my business without any regard for her feelings or mine. Still, I find myself drawn to her in unexpected ways. Am I actually beginning to feel something for this pretty wallflower?