Always the Designer, Never the Bride by Sandra D. Bricker
Summary from Goodreads:
It’s taken Audrey Regan years to establish herself as a wedding dress designer, and to date she’s been roped into creating dresses for nine of her girlfriends. Request #10 follows her vow to “Just say no!” and comes from her very best friend. She can hardly turn Carly down!
Audrey arrives in Atlanta early to perform all of her maid-of-honor duties along with final fittings for a one-of-a-kind dress. But Carly’s wedding is nothing short of an event, complete with Prince Charming, and the festivities make Audrey question whether there’s a prince of her own anywhere in her future.
Enter the groom’s brother and best man. Shaggy-haired, tattooed bad boy J.R. Hunt couldn’t be any more different from Prince Charming if he rode in on a Harley Davidson. Oh, wait. He actually did ride in on a Harley!
4 Stars
Read June 2013
Christian Fiction (although the religious aspect is fairly mild, in my opinion), Library Book
My Review:
This series is really fun. The first book introduced us to the Tanglewood Inn. The second book broadened the cast of characters. Now the third book brings the main character in to this world and we are able to see these characters that we love all interact. I liked getting to know the new characters and getting to know the older characters better.
The story is good, the romance sweet, the relationships of characters, especially friendships, is great. I love the characters and their relationships with each other, whether friends, business associates, or romantically involved. Sandra D. Bricker has created a place in Atlanta that I want to go, to meet all these people.
Warnings: None
I would let my 15 year old read this story, but it is for adults and I don't think she would appreciate the story or the characters.
Summary from Goodreads:
It’s taken Audrey Regan years to establish herself as a wedding dress designer, and to date she’s been roped into creating dresses for nine of her girlfriends. Request #10 follows her vow to “Just say no!” and comes from her very best friend. She can hardly turn Carly down!
Audrey arrives in Atlanta early to perform all of her maid-of-honor duties along with final fittings for a one-of-a-kind dress. But Carly’s wedding is nothing short of an event, complete with Prince Charming, and the festivities make Audrey question whether there’s a prince of her own anywhere in her future.
Enter the groom’s brother and best man. Shaggy-haired, tattooed bad boy J.R. Hunt couldn’t be any more different from Prince Charming if he rode in on a Harley Davidson. Oh, wait. He actually did ride in on a Harley!
4 Stars
Read June 2013
Christian Fiction (although the religious aspect is fairly mild, in my opinion), Library Book
My Review:
This series is really fun. The first book introduced us to the Tanglewood Inn. The second book broadened the cast of characters. Now the third book brings the main character in to this world and we are able to see these characters that we love all interact. I liked getting to know the new characters and getting to know the older characters better.
The story is good, the romance sweet, the relationships of characters, especially friendships, is great. I love the characters and their relationships with each other, whether friends, business associates, or romantically involved. Sandra D. Bricker has created a place in Atlanta that I want to go, to meet all these people.
Warnings: None
I would let my 15 year old read this story, but it is for adults and I don't think she would appreciate the story or the characters.
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