He’s the best man and her secret
fling—
who said being a wedding planner was easy?
FALLING FOR THE BEST MAN
Sisters of Wishing Bridge Farm #1
Amanda Ashby
Jan 9th, 2017
Entangled Bliss
He’s the best man and her secret
fling—who said being a wedding planner was easy?
What's
worse than running into your ex-hookup at the airport? When said 'hookup"
is the best man for the most important wedding of your career, and he's on the
hunt for a fake girlfriend. Between a hysterical bride and a wedding party gone
wild, wedding planner Emmy Watson can’t afford any more disasters if she wants
to save her beloved Wishing Bridge Farm. Which is why she puts the best man on
lockdown. Unfortunately, he also happens to be the one guy who can make her
forget everything except the way his kisses make her feel.
All
Christopher Henderson needs is a fake girlfriend to convince his bosses that
his bad boy reputation is a thing of the past so he can land his dream job.
What better place to find said companion than at a wholesome vintage wedding.
The only thing he didn't count on was seeing Emmy, the woman who dumped him.
The one he hasn’t been able to get off his mind.
There's no
denying the spark between them, but he’s a globetrotter and she’s a homebody,
and falling in love is something neither of them has in their plans.
This book had all the elements that I look for in a book. The writing was strong and there were no areas where I was pulled out of the story by the writing. The dialog believable and Emmy and Christopher spoke like real people. I liked the characters, and it was a second chance romance. yet, this one didn't totally work for me.
Emmy and Christopher met a couple of years ago, had a couple of day romance and then, for reasons you find out in the book, she did not accompany him on a trip that he had booked and their relationship fizzled.
I think this was my issue, that there was a combination of insta-love combined with a second chance romance that felt just a little off to me. In order for me to really believe the angst of the second chance meeting, I needed something a little deeper than a 2 day affair...or maybe see a little more of that relationship in flashbacks.
This said, looking past this, it was a sweet and charming romance. It is clearly a set up for the stories of the other sisters, which is fun. I also think the story here may have suffered a little with the attempt to also set up the other stories, which is a common thing in "first in a series" books.
That said, I am definitely interested in reading the next stories. There was enough here to make me want to see what happens next.
I do recommend this book.
This book had all the elements that I look for in a book. The writing was strong and there were no areas where I was pulled out of the story by the writing. The dialog believable and Emmy and Christopher spoke like real people. I liked the characters, and it was a second chance romance. yet, this one didn't totally work for me.
Emmy and Christopher met a couple of years ago, had a couple of day romance and then, for reasons you find out in the book, she did not accompany him on a trip that he had booked and their relationship fizzled.
I think this was my issue, that there was a combination of insta-love combined with a second chance romance that felt just a little off to me. In order for me to really believe the angst of the second chance meeting, I needed something a little deeper than a 2 day affair...or maybe see a little more of that relationship in flashbacks.
This said, looking past this, it was a sweet and charming romance. It is clearly a set up for the stories of the other sisters, which is fun. I also think the story here may have suffered a little with the attempt to also set up the other stories, which is a common thing in "first in a series" books.
That said, I am definitely interested in reading the next stories. There was enough here to make me want to see what happens next.
I do recommend this book.
She has a degree in English and Journalism from the University of Queensland and is married with two children. Her debut book was nominated for a Romantic Times Reviewers Choice award, and her first young adult book was listed in the New York Public Library Stuff for the Teen Age. Because she’s mysterious she also writes middle grade books under the name, Catherine Holt and hopes that all this writing won’t interfere with her Netflix schedule.
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