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

Just as the bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conner, were introduced and entered Pennington Hall to enjoy their two hundred guests and an expensive evening of food, dancing, and drinks, Patrick’s cellphone buzzed inside a pocket. The entire evening changed, becoming an emergency. 39: Now the Groomsmen


Pink color washed out of Patrick’s face as we exited through a side door of Pennington Hall with his right hand folded over my left one. His cellphone was clutched against his ear; the hand shook to and fro as he listened to the caller. We entered a short hallway without windows, and three doors welcomed us. One read Womenand the other Men. At the end of the hallway was the third door. Above it was a red emergency sign that said Exit. We pushed through the third door and stepped onto Cobble Way, which bisected by Cromm Street, and ended up on the sidewalk.


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