About Beach Wedding Weekend:
You’re invited to a sunny beach town
for a witty, heartwarming romance.
When Brody broke up with Paige and
went to Europe, he suggested that someday, they’d pick up right where they left
off. A hopeless romantic, she believed him.
But when they meet again, Brody’s
dating a gorgeous actress.
They’re all going to attend the same
wedding, and Paige plans to win Brody back. She even enlists her best friend’s
brother, Aiden, to pretend to date her and make her ex jealous. A breezy,
charming restaurant owner, Aiden actually avoids serious relationships, but as
a fake boyfriend, he’s perfect.
As old friends and exes take part in
wedding preparations and enjoy the beauty of the Florida coast, they begin to
see themselves—and each other—in a new light.
This summer romance includes a free
Hallmark original recipe for BBQ Brisket Tacos with Sunshine Slaw.
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Rachel wrote her first novel when she was twelve and entered it into a contest for young author/illustrators. Unfortunately, the judges weren't impressed with her stick figures, so she dropped the dream of becoming a world-famous illustrator and stuck to spinning stories. When she's not busy working on her latest book, she loves to travel with her family and friends. By far, her favorite destination is the beach, which tends to work its way into most of her stories. Between vacations, you can find her at home in The Woodlands, TX with her wonderful husband, their two adventurous kids and a couple of spirited pets.
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Jenn's Review
Are you ready for a wedding? Beach
Wedding Weekend is a friends to lovers/best friend’s brother romance novel.
This book was okay, but it wasn’t a home hitter for me. The plot and characters
were good, but the rest just didn’t click for me personally.
The plot of the book was good. I
liked the idea of friends faking a relationship for mutual benefit. Add in the
ex coming back with the new girl, you can bet drama and scandal are on the
menu. I liked the plot. It was enough to keep me wanting to stay in until the
end.
Paige is a good character. She had
flaws I didn’t really care for, but for the most part I enjoyed her. She is
quirky and fun. I like how she cares for others. Then you have Aiden. He is the
definition of a playboy. Aloof and careless, he lives life by not taking it too
seriously. I really liked how he was learning to find balance in his life.
The heat in this book I found
lacking. I don’t mind less heat in a book, but this one I felt needed it. The
chemistry between the characters was there, but it was muted. I felt the main
girl was so caught up in her past, I wasn’t really able to root for her future.
The writing style of this book was
ok. The pace of the book was a bit slow for me. I felt at times the book was
dragging on. I did like that the story was told from a dual point of view. I
also liked the other characters in the book. I really enjoyed the wedding
aspect along with the ending.
In conclusion, this was an okay book.
I really think this book would be for those who want a light read with minimal
action. Especially those who like there books with less heat. I personally
wouldn’t read this book again, but encourage you to try it for yourself.
Ratings:
Plot: 4/5
Characters: 4/5
Heat: 3/5
Writing Style: 3/5
Overall: 3/5
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