Thirty-four year old Cannon Rake, a wedding photographer for the cyber company Wedding Peeks, is not getting along well with his boss Lori Banter. When she learns through the grapevine that he’s socializing with her nemesis Patrick from Always a Groomsman, Lori decides to terminate Cannon's employment.<br><br>What isn’t there to like about Patrick Brogan? He’s handsome, Spartan-like, and runs his own wedding consultant company, which just happens to compete with Lori’s cyber startup. After Cannon dates the stud, he learns the truth behind Lori’s hatred for Patrick.<br><br>When tempers become heated and kisses sinful, Cannon starts to fall for Patrick and his little brother Jesse, who suffers from autism. But will Cannon forever be a groomsman wanting to be the groom? Or is there a Mr. Right out there for him in a world full of so many Mr. Wrongs? And is that Mr. Right Patrick Brogan?

Always a Groomsman

The church was decorated with white roses and satin ribbons of the same hue. Rose petals garnished the center aisle, and candles in faux silver candelabras lined the walls. The groom stood at the head of the church, on the right side. Walter Randolph Epstein was dressed in a black and white tux from a local designer named Steven de Sola. The tux was hand sewn, an original, and quite the amount of money, but not as steep in price as the bride’s gown, which I had learned while eavesdropping on one of the guests seated by me.


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