No, Not That Wedding (Second Thought Series Book 2)
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No, Not That Wedding (Second Thought Series Book 2) by James Lorraine

08/26/2026
Book Two in the Second Thought Series. The follow-up to No, Not That Email.Jean survived the wrong emails, the wrong men, and a group chat that treats her love life like an open case file. She won. She got Moses: steady, grown, sexy, and patient enough to love her without asking her to become somebody softer, quieter, or easier.All she has to do now is marry him.Which means a guest list that multiplies overnight, a church with opinions, an officiant crisis, a DJ who might be a scam, two families with history, and a groom carrying weight he never talks about. Every RSVP comes with baggage. Every toast comes with receipts. And the Velour Veterans show up the only way they know how: loud, loyal, inappropriate, and completely unfiltered.Because nobody warns you about finally getting everything you prayed for. Now you have something to lose.Jean has spent her whole life bracing for love to fail. The date is set. The dress fits. The man is sure. The only thing left standing between Jean and happy is Jean.No, Not That Wedding is a bold, sharp, laugh-out-loud adult romantic comedy about chosen family, desire, and marrying one person while everybody you love brings an opinion, a secret, a drink, and no filter.The inbox was dangerous.The group chat was worse.But the wedding?The wedding might take everybody out.
Book Length: 320-650 Pages
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