Almost, Always.

Madison Miller builds moments for a living.
Weddings, events, memories people will carry forever - she knows exactly how to make life look perfect.

Her own, though? Not so much.

When she travels to Tuscany for a lavish three-day destination wedding, Madison expects sunshine, wine, and a clean break from the past. What she doesn't expect is her ex-boyfriend showing up with the girl he told her not to worry about, or a drunken best friend who announces-loudly-that Madison has moved on.

With Luke Parker.

The boy she almost loved.
The boy she hasn't spoken to in ten years.
The boy who now has to pretend to be her boyfriend for three long days.

Between sun-drenched villages, jealous exes, nosy friends, and unresolved history, Madison and Luke are forced into close proximity - and into confronting the truth they've both avoided.

Because some moments are carefully planned...
and some are impossible to escape.

A slow-burn romantic comedy about fake dating, old wounds, sharp banter, and the kind of love that refuses to stay in the past