The Accidental Honeymoon

‘Delightfully romantic, light-hearted and charmingly entertaining.’ What’s Better Than Books?

What happens in Vegas…

When Georgie discovers that her fiancé has been cheating on her, only a few days before her cousin’s wedding, her whole world explodes. Facing a romantic trip to Vegas alone, she decides to go out and have some fun…

…but Georgie never expected to wake up wed! And even worse, she can’t remember who to. So when gorgeous Jack reveals himself as her husband, she can’t believe her luck – he’ll act as the perfect wedding date!

Even if it is their very accidental honeymoon, surely the newlyweds can keep their emotions in check for just a few days more?

Don’t miss the laugh-out-loud romantic comedy from the author of It’s Not You, It’s Them. Perfect for fans of Rosie Blake, Sophie Kinsella and Lindsey Kelk.

Praise for The Accidental Honeymoon:

‘Wow, this book has it all! The perfect feel-good novel that’ll have you laughing out loud.’ Annoushka Reads

‘Feel-good and ever so funny!’ Rae Reads

‘A fun, light-hearted story… [that] will have you laughing out loud!’ Artistic Bent

‘Delightfully romantic, light-hearted and charmingly entertaining.’ What’s Better Than Books?

‘A laugh-out-loud comedy that will make you swoon.’ The Blossom Twins

‘A laugh-out-loud, perfect night in, type of read! [It] had me giggling for days.’ The Writing Garnet

‘A perfect summer read!’ Urban Book Reviews

About the author

Portia MacIntosh has been ‘making stuff up’ for as long as she can remember – or so she says. Whether it was blaming her siblings for that broken vase when she was growing up, blagging her way backstage during her rock chick phase or, most recently, whatever justification she can fabricate to explain away those lunchtime cocktails, Portia just loves telling tales.

After years working as a music journalist, Portia decided it was time to use her powers for good and started writing novels instead.

Bestseller Portia writes hilarious romcoms, drawing on her real life experiences to show what it’s really like being a woman today – especially one who doesn’t quite have her life together yet.