Book
Description:
Katie
Fisher and Brady James may be a match made in heaven, but that doesn't seem to
guarantee them a happily ever after accompanied by angelic choirs. In fact, the
sounds being heard at the bridal shop where she works are on the contentious
side lately, as a bride- and groom-to-be try to mediate the growing rivalry
between their basketball-obsessed families in the middle of play-off season. On
top of that, Katie's parents are nagging her to get out of Dallas and come home
to tiny Fairfield where her former boyfriend Carson is waiting for her, ready
to rekindle their relationship. Oy vey! What's a girl to do? And will she ever
be able to wear that gorgeous wedding dress she won?
My Review:
Thompson's second book in the series A Brides with Style Novel is as funny and enjoyable as the first one. One of the things I like about the series is the inclusion of several generations of Katie's family and the folks who work in the bridal shop. The interaction between the younger and older characters leads to some humorous and insightful scenes. Aunt Alva is my favorite yet I relate to Katie who contemplates what's best for her in her young life. Where should she live, who should she date, what should she do for a living? The tension between Katie and Brady threads throughout the book and adds to the sweet romance. If you enjoy romantic comedy, you'll love Janice Thompson's, Every Bride Gets Confused. The series is a fun and relaxing read.
Thompson's second book in the series A Brides with Style Novel is as funny and enjoyable as the first one. One of the things I like about the series is the inclusion of several generations of Katie's family and the folks who work in the bridal shop. The interaction between the younger and older characters leads to some humorous and insightful scenes. Aunt Alva is my favorite yet I relate to Katie who contemplates what's best for her in her young life. Where should she live, who should she date, what should she do for a living? The tension between Katie and Brady threads throughout the book and adds to the sweet romance. If you enjoy romantic comedy, you'll love Janice Thompson's, Every Bride Gets Confused. The series is a fun and relaxing read.