February 2015, Random House, 464 pages, Ebook, Review copy
Content: I think there was some swearing, adult romance, humour
Summary from Ebooks by Sainsbury's (who provided this copy for review)
In a small Cotswold country town, Beth, Lindy and Rachel are looking for new beginnings.
So they set up in business, organising stylish and perfectly affordable vintage weddings.
Soon they are busy arranging other people's Big Days.
What none of them know is that their own romances lie waiting, just around the corner ...
Nayu's thoughts
This is one of those books which
I knew I'd enjoy and was a fairly light hearted read just by looking
at the cover. I hadn't heard of Katie before, or read any of her
books, but I'll keep an eye out for them and recommend them to
friends. No doubt because I'm in the process of setting up my own
crochet business (find out more on my Nayu's Crochet Dreams blog) the
idea of three women who are at first strangers setting up a wedding
business while dealing with their own issues appealed to me.
At first
glance the women are significantly different in character, and it
takes each of them courage, a leap of faith, and the desire to
improve their own lives and others which makes them friends.
Alongside raising money to do up the village hall and cater for
weddings, the trio experience all aspects of love, learn to let go,
find support for OCD tendencies, and have some fun at the same time.
I'd love to have a sequel!
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