Books matching: unexpected wedding
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Save:"Healing Hearts" by Sarah M. Eden is a historical romance set in the small town of Savage Wells, Wyoming, in 1876. The story follows Miriam Bricks, a nurse who arrives in town expecting a new job but finds herself unexpectedly at her own wedding to Dr. Gideon MacNamara. As Miriam and Gideon navigate their new relationship, secrets from Miriam's past threaten to unravel their budding romance. The book delves into themes of mental illness, epilepsy, stigmas, and the challenges faced by individuals in the late 19th century. Eden's writing style is described as charming, touching, and reminiscent of a Hallmark movie, with well-developed characters and a mix of romance and humor.
Miriam Bricks sat in the cramped and rancid interior of a rickety stagecoach and contemplated for the hundredth time how fortunate she was to be there. In many ways, being pressed between two passenge... - #2
Save:'Shane and the Hitwoman' in the series 'The Organization' by author Bob Mayer follows the story of Shane and his motley crew of assassins and mobsters as they navigate through a convoluted plot filled with action, suspense, and quirky characters. While missing the fiery passion of Agnes, the characters like Phoebe and Shane keep the storyline afloat, intertwining humor, unlikely alliances, and a wedding planning gig that turns into a bloodbath. The writing style of Bob Mayer is described as fast-paced, twisty, and filled with clever references, snarky dialogue, and well-developed characters that keep readers hooked till the end.
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Save:'Sweet Cheeks' by K. Bromberg is a second chance romance novel that follows the story of Saylor, a woman who receives an unexpected wedding invitation from her ex-fiancé, Mitch. The invitation stirs up memories of their past relationship and prompts Saylor to reflect on her life choices. As she navigates through the challenges of running her bakery business and dealing with the aftermath of her broken engagement, Saylor finds herself reunited with her first love, Hayes Whitley, a successful film star. The book explores themes of love, heartbreak, forgiveness, and self-discovery as Saylor and Hayes confront their shared past and contemplate the possibility of a future together. The writing style of the book is described as engaging, emotional, and filled with moments of connection and chemistry between the main characters.
It’s so much easier to keep my head in the sand than listen to the lecture I know is coming. The comments about how the payables are more than the receivables. The do you know that even with this smal... - #4
Save:'Chase Me' in the series 'Dragons Love Curves' by Aidy Award is a paranormal romance story revolving around Ciara, a curvy and strong-willed woman who finds herself kidnapped by a dragon named Jakob. As they navigate through misunderstandings and supernatural threats, Ciara discovers her own powers and forms a fated bond with Jakob. The plot is filled with action, humor, and a touch of mystery, keeping the readers engaged and entertained. The writing style is engaging and well-paced, with a blend of romance, fantasy, and humor that creates a fun and light-hearted reading experience.
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Save:In "The Keeper" by Bella Matthews, Lindy wakes up married in Vegas with a spotty memory, leading her to navigate standing up to her family, setting boundaries, and proving her maturity at 23. Ten years after a shared trauma, Lindy and Easton finally acknowledge their deep connection, leading to a Vegas wedding that challenges them to face their feelings and build a future together. The book portrays Lindy's journey to find her voice, Easton's unwavering support, and the beautiful bond they share amidst family dynamics and personal growth.
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Save:Bad Luck Vampire by Lynsay Sands is a paranormal romance novel set in the Argeneau series, where the protagonist, Sophie, has faced tragedy and death since a young age. The book follows the rollercoaster of suspense, romance, and unexpected twists that keep readers eagerly turning pages. The writing style is described as smooth and engaging, weaving a world of immortals with a perfect balance of intrigue and steamy romance.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Argeneau ) - #7
Save:'How to Catch a Prince' is a heartwarming romance novel set in Chester Falls, where Prince Kris of Lydovia escapes to the US to avoid press scrutiny. Upon meeting local boy Charlie during his sister's wedding preparations, Kris proposes a fake relationship to help Charlie evade his persistent ex-boyfriend. The plot unfolds with a mix of fake boyfriend trope and Cinderella fairy tale elements, showcasing a sweet romance between the two characters amidst humorous and flirty interactions. The writing style captures the emotional journey of Kris and Charlie as they navigate their feelings and face unexpected challenges, leading to a heartwarming happily ever after.
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Save:'The Wedding Dress Sewing Circle' by Jennifer Ryan is a heartwarming historical fiction set during World War II in an English village. The story revolves around a group of women who come together to renew and refresh old wedding gowns while navigating the challenges of wartime. The characters, such as Grace, Violet, and Cressida, undergo personal growth and evolution as they find friendship, love, and resilience amidst the backdrop of deprivation and societal norms of the time. The narrative beautifully intertwines details about clothing rationing, wedding dress sharing, and the camaraderie of the Sewing Circle, creating a poignant tale of hope and transformation.
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Save:Unpredictable by Jenna Hartley is a poignant love story about Juliana, an event planner in LA, who is struggling to move forward after a tragedy. When she meets Harrison, a retired NFL player, their unexpected connection leads to a passionate one-night stand. However, their paths cross again when Harrison hires Juliana to plan his daughter's wedding, sparking a journey of healing, love, and second chances. The book delves into themes of grief, letting go, and finding strength to open up to new possibilities, all wrapped in a heartwarming and emotional narrative that captures the essence of love and hope.
The writing style of Jenna Hartley in 'Unpredictable' is described as powerful and gut-wrenching, with a focus on strong characters facing their pasts and embracing the potential for a brighter future. Through the character development of Juliana and Harrison, the author weaves a story that is both romantic and thought-provoking, exploring the complexities of relationships, self-discovery, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.
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Save:'The Wedding Date Disaster' by Avery Flynn revolves around Hadley and Will, who find themselves in a tricky situation when Hadley needs a date for a family wedding and Will steps in as a replacement for his twin brother, Web. The story is filled with humor, miscommunications, family antics, and a love-hate relationship that keeps the readers hooked from the very beginning. The writing style is engaging, with palpable chemistry between the characters, adding to their stubbornness, animosity, and most importantly, their connection. The book is a blend of enemies-to-lovers romance, fake relationship tropes, and a slow-burn romance that is full of accusations, deceit, and comedic moments.
From the constant tension between the main characters to the hilarious family dynamics and the witty banter, 'The Wedding Date Disaster' offers a fun and light-hearted read that is perfect for those looking for a romantic comedy with a solid love-hate relationship. The characters are well-developed, the plot is engaging, and the mix of humor, romance, and steamy moments make it an enjoyable and entertaining book that keeps the readers engaged until the very last page.
Okay, not really murder, but there wasn’t a jury who would convict her if she did. The man was just that awful. Too full of himself. Too obviously hot. Too rich. Too everything that gave the city’s mo...
