Annabel Larrabee has planned hundreds of perfect weddings. She knows which flowers won't wilt, which cakes won't collapse, and exactly how to keep a nervous bride from running away before the ceremony. What she doesn't know is what to do with Peter Faraday. Peter hosts San Diego's most popular late-night radio show, where he spends his evenings giving relationship advice to strangers-and his days avoiding anything remotely resembling commitment. They're not supposed to like each other. Annabel thinks Peter makes love sound far too complicated. Peter thinks Annabel takes it far too seriously. Then one ridiculous coincidence after another keeps throwing them together. A wedding gone wrong. A microphone accidentally left on. A very public argument. And one little secret neither of them is ready to admit. Because somewhere between the bickering and the bad advice, Annabel starts wondering whether the man who talks about love for a living might actually know something about it after all. He's beginning to suspect that the woman who plans everyone else's happily-ever-after might be the one person capable of ruining his plans completely. Maybe love isn't complicated. Maybe it's just four letters-and one very inconvenient person.

Lorelai Jane Marchant knows love. Technically, it's her job. As an employee at New York's most exclusive matchmaking service, Lorelai spends her days pairing lonely hearts with their supposedly perfect matches. She's seen every kind of romance imaginable-and she believes in all of it. Well... Almost all of it. Because when her latest assignment involves helping Ben Heigl, a charming divorce lawyer with absolutely no interest in finding love again, Lorelai discovers something rather inconvenient: He's impossible to match. Every woman she pairs him with is wrong. Every date ends in disaster. And somehow, every time Lorelai tries to fix his love life, she ends up getting pulled further into it herself. Ben insists he's perfectly happy without romance. Lorelai insists she's only doing her job. Neither of them seems willing to admit that maybe the person they've been looking for has been sitting across the table all along. Sometimes finding your happily ever after means getting everything completely wrong first.

There are ten things you need to know about Dashiell Ferris. One: everyone loves him. Two: he knows it. Three: he's never been wrong about anything in his entire, irritatingly perfect life. Four: I hate him. Five: this is not a problem. Six: I have a plan. Seven: the plan is foolproof. Eight: he has somehow found out about the plan. Nine: he's helping me with it. And ten- I am so, so screwed.