You hired a date for your sister's perfect wedding, and neither of you is telling the truth.
Your perfect little sister is getting married at a glittering lakeside resort, your ex is the best man,
and your mother has already asked twice whether you're "seeing anyone." So you did the reasonable thing and hired a
date: charming, discreet, five stars, strictly professional.
You have three days of regattas, rehearsal dinners, and one cabin with one bed to keep your story straight and
survive your family, all while trying not to notice that your fake date is hiding something — or that the pretending
is getting very easy.
