Addie’s always been one of the guys. So when one of her best guy friends gets engaged, she thrilled to learn that she’ll be a "groomsman." So what if she has to wear a dress? Addison’s even happier to learn that her best friend Tucker is moving back home. Maybe things will become normal between them again. Their friendship took a nosedive after missed phone calls and canceled visits. Soon after Tucker moves back, Addie realizes that she might have more than just feelings of friendship for Tucker. But she’s not sure if she should say anything; she doesn’t want to risk their friendship. The two of them dance around their feelings before finally kissing. Tucker’s spent the last two years living in the city working his life away. He hates his job and hates that he has no free time. Moving back home was the best thing that ever happened to him – until he kissed Addie. One kiss is all it takes to know this could be the start of something magical.

JUST ONE OF THE GROOMSMEN is the start of a new contemporary romance series centered on weddings. Cindi Madsen pens a novel with the classic romance trope of falling for your best friend. Addie’s the girl next door, loves football, has a competitive streak a mile wide and teases her friends mercilessly. Most of her childhood memories involve getting into trouble with Tucker. Tucker’s the steady friend who always has your back and willing to take part in crazy schemes. The secondary characters, including Addie’s grandmother, will make readers laugh. The loyalty between the friends makes this series one to watch as other friends make it to the altar.