Weddings and Whiskey: A Cozy Cowboy Omegaverse Romance (Welcome to Dustridge)

I’ve pinned the hem of every wedding dress in three counties.
I’ve also remade some of them into something else when things don’t work out.

Two years running the little bridal shop my aunt left me, and I believe in exactly three things: good fabric, fair pay, and not getting my hopes up. Fated mates? Forever? I’ve taken in far too many seams to fall for that.

Then the biggest wedding of the year books out my whole calendar. Twelve days. Twenty dresses. A best man who needs a tux built from scratch.

And three men who keep finding reasons to walk back through my door:

Sawyer—the rancher. Shoulders that defeat every pattern I own. Cedar and leather, and he starts bringing me coffee like it’s a habit.
Wade—the horse trainer. Carries his grandmother’s lace handkerchief like it’s made of glass. Warm dust, hay, crushed sage.
Hayes—the photographer. The first man who ever asked what I see instead of what I can fix.

My suppressants are older than I want to admit. My scent is leaking past the linen spray. And for the first time in years, my body is paying attention to something other than a deadline.

I can pin a hem in ninety seconds flat… yet I cannot pin down what happens when all three of them end up in the same room with me.

Weddings and Whiskey is a cozy spicy why choose cowboy omegaverse romance featuring a cynical bridal seamstress, two cowboy alphas, a steady beta, fated mates, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.

Perfect for readers who love:
• A dry-witted seamstress who’s altered one too many wedding dresses to believe in forever
• Fated mates, scent matching, and a pack that forms in a two-week forced proximity wedding prep
• Two cowboy alphas and the steady beta who sees her clearest
• Knotting, nesting, and a heat that picks the worst possible weekend
• Cozy small-town Wyoming ranch country
• Cozy, sweet omegaverse with explicit heat and an HEA with all three men—no choosing required