What’s worse than butt dialing the man who could make or break your career? Accidentally sleeping with him. Public speaking coach Lacey Ames has landed the client of a lifetime with Lawrence Newsom III, heir apparent to his family’s private jet empire. If she can help him land the role as the company’s president, she’ll never need to wait another table again. The job, however, proves more challenging than Lacey ever dreamed when Lawrence turns out to be Alex, the sexy pilot she spent one steamy night with while stranded in Chicago. Alex knows the easiest way to win the board's election would be to do as his grandfather advises: rekindle the romance with his ex, the daughter of an influential board member. But how can he think about anyone else when his klutzy-but-delectable new public speaking coach is a constant temptation? If their tryst becomes common knowledge, both of their futures are at risk. The only solution is to keep the action in the boardroom strictly business. But with chemistry like theirs, that's easier said than done.

America loves weddings and a twins’ double wedding should be double the pleasure and double the fun. Except that one of the brides, math teacher Elizabeth Hayes, recently found her fiancé in bed with another woman. Elizabeth’s twin sister, Connie, has been in a taffeta-induced high planning the wedding—there's no way Elizabeth can tell her the whole thing’s off now. And she definitely isn’t going to mention that barely remembered night of whiskey, weeping, and waking up in a sexy bartender's bed. When a bridal reality TV show offers an all-expenses-paid dream wedding, Connie refuses to say no just because one of them lacks a groom, so Connie's fiancé convinces his best friend to temporarily play the role of Elizabeth’s beloved. But Elizabeth is stunned to discover that her new "groom," Mark, is the sexy bartender from that blurry night. And Mark is shocked to find that his fake fiancée is the mysterious math teacher he’s been fantasizing about. Both are in for a surprise when it turns out that their pretend romance might just turn out to be the real thing.

They used to be best friends. Then enemies. Now lovers. And all because of one night of drunken karaoke. Olivia needs a date to her ex-boyfriend's wedding. Who better than Drew, her former best friend whose presence will make her ex crazy? The only problem is, Drew still hates her after that one disastrous night of sloppy singing and spilled secrets. Or does he? Drew seems to have an agenda of his own when he agrees to be Olivia's plus one. The only question is, will this be a one night fling or the love of a lifetime?