What I Should've Said (Red Bridge Book 1)

Bennett Bishop is a grumpy artist who speaks bluntly. When Norah Ellis, a runaway bride, hitchhikes a ride from him, he tells her to get out of his truck. Norah appears to be a fashionable woman who has spent years in the city living a wealthy lifestyle—expensive apartments, upscale events, and an engagement to a wealthy, attractive man. However, she did not choose any of this for herself. On her wedding day in July, Norah receives a letter from a stranger that upends her life. She flees to a small town in Vermont where she once lived. There she encounters her estranged sister, townspeople, and Bennett Bishop again. What unfolds involves enemies becoming lovers, strangers becoming friends, and buried secrets coming to light. The summer becomes transformative for everyone involved.