Toss the Bride
A Novel
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- USD 11.99
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- USD 11.99
Descripción editorial
Professional wedding planner Macie Fuller is having trouble saying "I do." White doves and wedding bells are all in a days work, as is the occasional difficult client. But when her wealthy boyfriend Avery proposes, Macie's reaction shocks everyone. Will she become a monster in a white veil, she wonders? And more importantly, how can she be herself in Avery's purebred family? When Macie comes around, it's not for the white dress or gift registry, but for love. She wants it for life. Jennifer Manske Fenske's Toss the Bride is a warm and witty novel about finding romance on your own terms.
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As the assistant to Atlanta's top wedding planner, Macie Fuller is used to all sorts of bridezillas and the occasional momzilla, groomzilla or other nasty type but she handles their outrageous demands with pluck and aplomb (and just a bit of private panic). The bride wants to ride down the aisle on her horse? No problem. A wedding with "a theme of mutton, velvet, and braided hair seasoned with a bit of bowing and curtsying"? Whatever! So why is it that when her own cute, rich, gentle, blue-blooded boyfriend, Avery, proposes, Macie gets a serious case of the prewedding jitters? It's a good setup for light chick-lit fare, but Fenske's debut plods rather than prances along. Far too much of the book is consumed by wedding horrors chapter titles include "The Evil Bride," "The Greedy Bride" and "The Vegan Bride" brought about by horrible (but "rich and beautiful") people. And when one stops to think that Avery adores Macie, gets a job he doesn't need to win her approval, hands her a giant ring and can't wait to buy a house with her, one wonders why the heck Macie isn't laughing all the way to the church. She'll be the happy bride eventually, of course, but readers may wonder what took her so long.
