I Have Several Reasonable Explanations

One wedding. Three people named Jess. Two police dogs. And a suitcase nobody should have moved.

At twenty-five, Emma Wilson has finally convinced her supervisor that she’s ready to coordinate a wedding on her own.

She’s prepared for everything.

Difficult guests. Last-minute changes. Missing flowers. Emotional relatives. Even the occasional wedding-day meltdown.

What she hasn’t prepared for is a missing suitcase containing the wedding rings.

Or the hotel security team.

Or the police.

Or the two police dogs.

It starts with a perfectly reasonable decision. The best man puts the rings somewhere safe. A housekeeper moves an unattended suitcase so she can clean a room. Security follows hotel procedure.

Nobody is doing anything particularly wrong.

Unfortunately, that doesn’t prevent everything from going spectacularly sideways.

With the ceremony approaching, three wedding-party members answering to Jess, and a security investigation threatening to derail the happiest day of someone’s life, Emma must figure out how to save the wedding without personally taking responsibility for every disaster in the building.

Because sometimes being in charge means knowing when to let someone else handle the chaos.

A witty, fast-paced comedy about good intentions, unfortunate timing, and the extraordinary complications of perfectly reasonable decisions.

I Have Several Reasonable Explanations is Book Four in Moxie Goodwin’s Seemed Harmless Enough series. Each book is a complete standalone story and can be read independently.