Mother of the Groom by Trisha Alexander

Wedding bells were ringing, though not for Diana Sorensen. This time around, it was the divorcee's son who was tying the knot--but it was the bride-to-be's father, Lee Gabriel, who had Diana feeling like a newlywed.

Lee figured he wasn't losing a daughter. . . he was gaining a son--and his irresistibly attractive mother! Diana awoke feelings in him he'd long forgotten . . . feelings that made him give serious thought to taking a bride of his own.

Happily-ever-after seemed like a possibility for Diana and Lee until their children decided that perhaps marriage wasn't for them, after all. Could Lee convince Diana that even though the wedding was off, they could still say, "I do"?

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