Gracie Holland can plan the perfect Happily Ever After-unless it's her own. After a brutal breakup, she's rebuilt her life planning weddings at Larkwood-a fairytale estate where she lives in the staff cottage (and only occasionally cries into her Snuggie). But when her beloved boss passes away and leaves the estate to her grandson, Gracie is suddenly at the mercy of a love-allergic divorce lawyer determined to sell Larkwood by summer's end-even if it means crushing his grandmother's legacy and everyone's jobs beneath his polished shoes.

As someone who cleans up romantic disasters for a living, Jude Larkwood has no intention of keeping the estate as a wedding venue, no matter how much he loved his Nana. Selling it is critical for reasons too difficult to discuss, but there's a problem: his Nana inexplicably left the guest cottage to the estate's wedding planner, and Jude can't decide what's more unsettling: Gracie's faith in love, or the way she suddenly occupies all his thoughts.

So when Gracie proposes a scheme to change his mind-by helping her plan a shotgun wedding to show why Larkwood is worth saving-he agrees, on one condition. If she fails to convince him by the big day, she'll sell him her cottage.

But as cake tastings turn into late-night confessions, Gracie and Jude find themselves breaking every vow not to fall for each other. After all, opposites may attract-but can a hopeless romantic and a professional cynic really say 'I do' to their own love story?