Always a Bridesmaid (Bridesmaids #2)
Overview
Nicole Edwards has
walked down the aisle as a bridesmaid thirteen times! Thirteen times! In an
effort to change her luck, this master baker plans to give up waiting for Jake
– who doesn’t know she’s alive – sell her business in New York City, buy a food
truck in Los Angeles, and find her own happily ever after.
Chef Sean O’Malley could use Nicole’s dessert skills at his restaurant in New York City. In fact, he’s banking on a joint venture with Nicole, although he hasn’t yet approached her about it. When he learns during a pre-wedding event they’re both working that she’s moving to L.A. because she’s giving up on Jake, he decides to give her a crash course on how to be noticed. Sean has, after all, three younger sisters. He knows how a woman’s mind works. But he doesn’t factor in how his heart works or how easily it could be broken.
The Bridesmaid Series (sweet romantic comedy):
Book 1: The Wedding Promise
Book 2: Always a Bridesmaid
Chef Sean O’Malley could use Nicole’s dessert skills at his restaurant in New York City. In fact, he’s banking on a joint venture with Nicole, although he hasn’t yet approached her about it. When he learns during a pre-wedding event they’re both working that she’s moving to L.A. because she’s giving up on Jake, he decides to give her a crash course on how to be noticed. Sean has, after all, three younger sisters. He knows how a woman’s mind works. But he doesn’t factor in how his heart works or how easily it could be broken.
The Bridesmaid Series (sweet romantic comedy):
Book 1: The Wedding Promise
Book 2: Always a Bridesmaid
My Review
This is the first book I have read of Author Melinda Curtis and I
enjoy the style of how the book is written. “Always a Bridesmaid” is like two
love stories in one. The two main
characters with their individual personalities that sometimes clashed with each
other made the story line more. The soon
to be bride, groom, and family make the other dynamic love story
interesting. I enjoy how the author
revealed certain information at particular times, which makes it more
real. I also enjoyed that the story line
revolved around a chef and a baker…Love story and food is a great
combination. I would recommend this book
to everyone who loves a love story or two.
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