A Seal's Oath (Seals of Chance Creek book 1)
“Jericho asked a couple of hours later when Boone joined him in the entryway to the biggest barn on the property. A few days ago it had been a dark, dank structure musty with the smell of old hay. Since then, under Mia’s instructions, Boone had set the men to cleaning it up in preparation for the wedding. They’d even given the interior a whitewash. The building was fresh, clean, and strung with lights powered by solar panels on the roof; it made a perfect rustic wedding venue.
Hay bales, liberally topped with quilts they’d borrowed from all the farmhouses around, would act as benches during the short wedding ceremony, and then be lined up at the trestle tables they would use for the meal. Later they’d form overflow seating around the dance floor once the tables had been disassembled. Boone couldn’t be happier with the plan that Riley had presented him. She and Mia had managed to combine Regency opulence with downhome sustainable practices for this wedding. The result would be unique.
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