Perfectly Ever After - Hayley, Elizabeth
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"The second time's the charm." Lily Hamilton found her happily ever after with one of the men vying for her heart, but what about the man she didn't choose? Sometimes true love shows up when you least expect it. Finding happiness right on the heels of heartbreak isn't what our hero expected, but he's thankful for it. All that's left to do is to marry his soulmate and enjoy forever. Simple, right? A disastrous bachelor party, dress drama, and a host of other issues will test the foundation of their relationship. He's weathered storms before, but could this one leave a lifetime of sunshine in its wake?…mehr

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"The second time's the charm." Lily Hamilton found her happily ever after with one of the men vying for her heart, but what about the man she didn't choose? Sometimes true love shows up when you least expect it. Finding happiness right on the heels of heartbreak isn't what our hero expected, but he's thankful for it. All that's left to do is to marry his soulmate and enjoy forever. Simple, right? A disastrous bachelor party, dress drama, and a host of other issues will test the foundation of their relationship. He's weathered storms before, but could this one leave a lifetime of sunshine in its wake?
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Elizabeth Hayley is actually "Elizabeth" and "Hayley," two friends who love reading romance novels to obsessive levels. This mutual love prompted them to put their English degrees to good use by penning their own. The product was Pieces of Perfect, their debut novel. They learned a ton about one another through the process, like how they clearly share a brain and have a persistent need to text each other constantly (much to their husbands' chagrin). They live with their husbands and kids in a Philadelphia suburb. Thankfully, their children are still too young to read their books