Three Grumpy Groomsmen

By: Emma Foxx

Narrated by: Madison Mitts, Theodore Zephyr

I've had a thing for Ivy Scott since I first laid eyes on her a year ago. She's smart, sexy, and everything I've ever wanted.

Too bad she was engaged to one of my best friends.

But that idiot leaves her at the altar.

So, as one of the groomsmen, I have to be there for her, right? Even if that includes a cross-country road trip with the other two groomsmen—her best friend, Liam, and my best friend, Harrison—to the beach house she's inherited in South Carolina.

Sure, her car is tiny, she's massively hungover, and Liam and Harrison hate each other (despite hooking up almost a year ago), but this will be fine.

Then I find out Liam's in love with Ivy too. And we're caught in a rainstorm after a night in a Texas honky tonk, and the only option is to stop at a motel with just one room left—and only two beds for the four of us. Suddenly, we're all a whole lot closer.

When we finally get to the small coastal town of Honeysuckle Harbor, two beds become only one and, well, you do the math.

Ivy and Liam think our fun, laughter-filled days and our hot-as-sin nights are just to get me and Harrison out of their systems before they head back to their lives in California. But Harrison and I are in love for the first time, and we're determined to make this foursome last forever.

Three Grumpy Groomsmen is a jilted bride, why-choose romcom with grumpy-sunshine combos galore, where the guys fall first, millionaires really enjoy a run-down motel's "room service," and the girl gets her man…times three. No cheating, no other woman or other man drama, and a definite HEA.

Narrated in duet style.

©2025 Blake Wilder Books, LLC (P)2025 Podium Audio

Sweet and entertaining

I was so pleasantly surprised with this jilted bride story. I was expecting mostly smut but the storyline had depth and layers to it that had my attention from start to finish. It was pretty hot 🥵 and I loved each of the guys with how they showed their love to Ivy. Ivy is actually a levelheaded self aware woman who can stand up for herself and isn’t portrayed as a helpless broken-hearted bride. Overall I thought Emma did a fantastic job with this and to top it off the narration was excellent!

Bummed

I was really excited for the story. It had so much potential, but it was a DNF for me…. The way it started out in the motel room gave me the ick but I kept going —but when Ivy and Liam propositioned the other two guys, I thought it was callous and selfish… the performance was great, but I couldn’t finish this one