Wedding Loop

Vivian Sterling dies on her wedding day. Then 5 a.m. starts again.Champagne. A crystal chandelier. A blade hidden in her bouquet. A waxed runway, a dark reflecting pool, a collapsing light tower — seven deaths, one flawless New York society wedding. On the eighth loop Vivian rips off her veil and runs straight into her fiancé Dominic, hollow-eyed in the back alley: he has been dying beside her too, watching her die since loop three, always one ceremony cue too late.Together they cross names off the guest list — the greedy uncle, the brittle socialite mother, the jealous ex — and land on the smiling wedding planner, Lila, who staged seven accidents because if she cannot have Dominic, no bride will. One loop left. Only trust breaks it.