If the Shoes Fit

Giselle Renarde

Beschreibung

Forget the happy couple—it’s the guests that make this wedding sizzle!

Farrah fell in love with Lane a long time ago. He was a friend, a little older. She was seen as a boy back then. When she confessed her love to Lane, he disappeared from her life.

Since those days of hope and angst, Farrah has come to identify as a woman. Her transition is well underway when she arrives at Maggie’s wedding weekend. The last person Farrah expects to see is Lane—a little older, more dashing than ever.

The love she felt for him in her youth surges to the fore. She knows this is the man she’ll build a life with. But will Lane’s secrets drive Farrah away for good?

Verfügbar seit: 02.05.2022.

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