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Here Comes The Bride (2011)

by Rita Herron(Favorite Author)

3.58 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Beachside Reads

series

Brides & Grooms

review 1: I don't care if it was predictable at times! I LOVED this story, and might even read it again!I was completely sucked into this twin-switch, fake-fiancé story. Yeah, 2 tried and true tropes, all in one. But it was sweet. And funny. And touching. It brought out the true romantic in me. Austin frequents the same restaurant and when he has to attend the wedding of his best friend and former fiancé, pays his favorite waitress, Marci to act as his fiancé for the weekend as she is flamboyant and flirty. Marci is flaky and talks her more conservative identical twin Kimberly into taking over. Kimberly and Austin have chemistry, but Austin doesn't realize it's not Marci, so he's confused by it all. You can guess the rest (almost) but the story itself is fun, funny, sweet a... morend so much more. Take a break from the reality of everyday life and enjoy this fun lighthearted read.
review 2: This book is everything it purports to be - a frothy, fun romance! I could say it stretches the bounds of believability - which of course it does - but the characterisation is excellent and the writing flows smoothly, making it an overnight read. The pace is just right and it has been well edited. The inevitable misunderstanding is well handled without being "over the top" as is the case in many novels of this genre. The heroine is relatively sensible within the bounds of the plot and of course, the hero is gorgeous. Mind you, I've yet to read a romance novel where the hero has not been so.I was hoping for the followup to this - There Goes the Groom - but unfortunately it has not been posted yet. As an aged granny, I too like romance stories, and this one filled the light reading list very wellindeed :)Congratulations to Rita Herron! less

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