Tropes: ❄️ Forced proximity (snowed in) ❄️ Opposites attract ❄️ Grumpy sunshine (she is grumpy) ❄️ He falls first ❄️ Snowy meet cute

Adventure guide Kira Watling is not a natural with guest lists and flower arranging...

But the destination wedding agency she works for always goes above and beyond. And it’s her job to escort an important guest from Salzburg to the venue, a gorgeous chalet nestled in the mountains. It should be simple, but an overnight delay due to heavy snowfall leaves her stuck in close quarters with her very handsome, very eccentric charge, Italian opera singer Mattia.

Clumsy, yet sensitive, Mattia is unlike anyone Kira has ever met. Spending an evening exploring the Christmas markets and then making their way through the snow-covered mountains to the wedding the following day, Mattia gets under Kira’s skin in a way no one else has. They can’t ignore the very unexpected attraction, but Kira has a job to do. And whilst Mattia is open to love, bitter life experience has taught Kira to guard her heart.

Continually thrown together by wedding disasters, Kira finds her resistance to commitment sorely challenged by growing feelings for the charming Mattia – and the determination of the bridal party to make these snowbound nuptials a success. But can there be a future for a tough outdoor guide and an opera singer when the snow is finally cleared?

Escape to the snowy mountains with Leonie Mack for a gorgeous, snowbound feel-good romance!

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‘The perfect summer adventure!' Jennifer Bibby

'As funny as it is emotional, the story is full of tender moments and hilarious escapades as the pair travel across Europe – Leonie Mack creates a fabulous sense of place. A Wedding in the Sun is a wonderfully romantic read.' Helen Hawkins

'A wonderfully escapist read about second chances.' Carryl Church

‘I love her beautiful settings and brooding heroes!' Sarah Bennett

'A masterclass in how to put characters in near-impossible situations and bring them out on the other side in a totally believable way. A treat of a book – knotty premise, vivid characters and deft plot all equally good.' Sue Moorcroft

'A Wedding in the Sun is heartfelt, funny, and the perfect summer read.' Ally Wiegand

'An addictive, emotional rollercoaster of a romance, drenched in sunshine and laughter.' Emma Jackson

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