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27 Kisses (Wedding Disasters Book 4)

D. K. Sutton
4.4 / 5.0
Published: 2025

Description

Seven years of silence, longing, and shared grief have defined the bond between Garrett and Aidyn. Bound together by the tragic loss of the woman they both loved—Garrett’s sister and Aidyn’s wife—the two men have spent nearly a decade dancing around a truth that feels both impossible and inevitable. Garrett has been secretly in love with his late sister’s husband since the day of the funeral, but the weight of their history has always kept them apart. When the holiday season arrives in Mule Creek, it brings with it the one thing Garrett dreads most. Yet, this year, the festive atmosphere offers a chance for clarity. As the community prepares for a wedding, the simmering tension between Garrett and Aidyn finally reaches a breaking point. What began as a painful connection forged in sorrow is ready to blossom into something entirely new, if only they can find the courage to let go of the past. This emotional slow-burn romance explores the complexity of healing and the beauty of second chances. It is a story about finding light in the darkest of winters and proving that love, no matter how long it takes to bloom, is always worth the wait.

Customer Reviews

Top 3 from Amazon
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CS
January 5, 2026

It's finally going to resolve!

Back in Mule Creek, Garrett's story of his love for his late sister's husband Aidyn is finally being told. Garrett has always been in love with Aidyn but Aidyn finally found out and returned his love, just not wanting anyone to know yet. Garrett gives Aidyn an advent calendar and a kiss everyday until Christmas. With the secrecy and work obligations, it's awful and stressing their love - it's been years. Now, Garrett's awful parents are there, too and it's all going to come to a head. Finally!! I received a copy of this and this is my voluntary opinion.
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Julie Underhill
January 1, 2026

Advent Kisses

27 Kisses by D. K. Sutton is A Wedding Disasters Holiday Novella. I suggest that you read Brother of the Bride before this one as that is the first part of these men’s complicated story, although the main things that happened to them are slowly revealed in this one. This is about two men who have loved each other in secret for 7 years before they finally come out and are able to finally be together. Aidyn Christy is from Ireland and runs the diner in Mule Creek, Missouri. He was married to Emily and moved there to be close to her family and they also had now 16 year old daughter, Lanie. But Emily was killed in a car accident 10 years ago and remains heavily on everyone’s mind. Garrett Bishop is her brother and he fell in love with Aidyn the first time he met him in Ireland, but he knew nothing could ever happen from that so he left and found a job in New York where he rarely returned home, which in the end hurt him because he didn’t have much time with Emily or his other sister Jane who was also having problems. After Emily died he reconnected with Aidyn and it wasn’t long before Aidyn fell in love with him. They somehow made this work for 7 years and then Garrett moved back to Mule Creek and created Bishop Fields, a very popular event venue especially for quirky weddings. He hired Natalie to be his helper as well as Jonah as he was a workaholic and wanted everything to be just right. Because of this he and Aidyn were having trouble finding time to be together and this was…
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Raven reads
December 23, 2025

I loved how this turned out!!!

OMG Aidyn and Garrett finally get their fully happy ending! 7 years later! Of course it would come during the season Garrett hates most. He has his reasons but I enjoyed seeing him work through them and realize there is good at the holidays too. Poor Aidyn. He is all tied up in knots and his fear of losing those he loves has him crippled with indecision and yet more fear. I loved how it was Jane and Lanie who helped them both work through it although I am still not a fan of Garrett and Jane’s parents, especially their mother. No one deserves it more than these two. They have been through so much.