On the Way to a Wedding

He finds her on a deserted forest road--with a totaled car, a sprained ankle and . . . a wedding dress.

Deep down inside, Ryder longs for the freedom and simple honesty of a less complicated life, but his pride has him hell-bent on proving a point to his father. He's building an estate home and marrying the sophisticated, elegant woman he's chosen for his fianc e.

Confident in his conviction that love is overrated, Ryder is determined to make the lukewarm relationship work, so he denies his surprising fascination for his roadside damsel in distress.

With her wedding fast approaching and her mother breathing down her neck, Toria hopes some time and space will solve her confusion. But when her car spins out of control and she ends up in the ditch, she never could've expected the instant attraction to the man who rescues her . . .

Sometimes love arrives in the most unexpected places.

- Adult Language - features a lovable construction worker who occasionally curses when in the grip of powerful emotions, like when he duels with the heroine or hits his thumb with a hammer.

- On the Way to a Wedding is the second standalone book in the "Something Old, Something New" contemporary romance series. You will find sparkling chemistry and down-to-earth characters in this tale of staying true to your heart.

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Author: Suzanne Stengl
Publisher: Mya & Angus
Published: 09/07/2013
Pages: 258
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.65lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.25w x 0.58d
ISBN: 9780988036567

About the Author
I've been telling stories since I was a child. Then, it was stories about fairies and mermaids, told to my sisters when we were supposed to be sleeping. As a teenager, I wrote long diary entries and I wrote short pieces of fiction-that no one but me ever read. Don't get me wrong, I was not a total recluse. I did lots of "real world" things too. I became a nurse, I spent time with friends, I traveled a lot. And I always wrote. Sometimes after a difficult day at work, I would re-create the day in a story that had a better ending. That's still what I do-I create stories with happy, hopeful endings. "Suzanne Stengl has a lovely voice with a subtle hint of humor." -A.M. Westerling, author of A Knight for Love "Suzanne Stengl's descriptions and characters are really memorable." -Amy Jo Fleming, author of Death at Bandit Creek