Love, Tailor Made by Jayme Wolfe

It was easy for Sara to say yes to being her twin sister Zoe’s maid of honor.
And, it was easy for Sara to agree to Zoe’s crazy scheme of having Sara pretend to be her for the dress fittings with famous fashion designer James Alexander.
Sara and Zoe looked almost identical, but Sara had the benefit of being what her mother called a “working woman,” so she didn’t fear a horde of cameras following her every move.
Sara only needed to pass herself off as the bride-to-be, and trick the famous designer into thinking she was Zoe. It should be easy. They were twins, after all.

But then, she had to go ahead and fall in love with the designer.
She was supposed to be getting married. Or so he thought. That didn’t seem to stop them from flirting. What was she going to do?
James Alexander was eccentric to be sure, but he was tall, handsome, and the sweetest, most intense, and passionate man Sara ever met. How long was she expected to keep this charade up before falling into his arms and potentially smearing her sister’s name all over the front page of some tabloid?