A Groom of One's Own (Appies, #3)

by Emma St. Clair

She takes the tiniest step closer to me, like I make her feel safer.

“I am of the opinion that if you really want something, you sometimes have to make your own luck, even if it’s risky.”

“One more thing—you will never be too much for the right woman. You’ll be exactly enough.”

I’ve found one of the hardest things about losing people you care about is the guilt of remembering the things they weren’t so great at. Thinking about their flaws and disappointments makes me feel like a traitor.

“Let’s get you out there. And when you say your vows, say them for real. Then blow out your candles and make a wish that Eli’s doing the same thing.”