n success. Her wedding and flower businesses on Jekyll Island are going gangbusters when she's doubly-blessed with motherhood. But she can't keep so many balls in the air for her clients without more help.

The only solution is to hire and train more staff to help manage her brides and grooms. But Tally doesn't have the same kind of time to train and get to know the new staff the way that she did with Kayla. And as her team grows, so do her problems.

Not everyone is who they appear to be when she hired them - some just wanted unfettered access to Jekyll Island. Tally's starting to think she has a black cloud following her. Will her state trooper husband be able to save the day again?