Kiss the Bride
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- $149.00
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- $149.00
Descripción editorial
From three bestselling authors come three tales of romance revolving around that happiest of days: a wedding!
Early Bird Special by New York Times–bestselling author Deirdre Martin
Fashion exec Dana Fine lives a fabulous life of international travel and glamour. But it only takes a few days visiting with her matchmaking grandparents for her to long for something more. Or maybe it’s sexy landscaper Josh Green who’s got her all hot and bothered. It’ll take some work—and perhaps posing as a blushing bride—to get what she really wants.
Weddings Ink by USA Today–bestselling author Christie Ridgway
Luke Harper was the last man wedding planner Charlotte Bond would ever date again. Then, her latest client demands Charlotte get up-close and personal with the whole bridal party—including best man Luke! But soon, business-only meetings turn to sultry nights, and suddenly Charlotte’s “never’ is coming dangerously close to “I do.”
All’s Fair In Love And Chocolate by international-bestelling author Laura Florand
Going undercover as a bride-to-be, food blogger Eloise Layne is determined to learn charismatic French chocolatier Simon Casset’s famously guarded secrets. But her investigation soon spins completely out of control—and somehow her man of mystery is succeeding in uncovering her every desire, one smoldering kiss at a time . . .
So save the date and get ready to fall in love with these three romantic tales that are all worth celebrating . . .
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In this mostly appealing three-story contemporary romance anthology, seductive heroes and determined heroines risk everything to make love work. In Martin's middling "Early Bird Special," Dana, haughty, overworked, and full of mood swings, is not impressed with dashing Josh until a night of passion unlocks her closed heart. In Ridgway's "Weddings, Ink." commitment-phobic freelance vows writer Charlotte reluctantly agrees when her ex-stepsister asks her and Luke, an old flame and her sister's best man, to pose as a couple at a wedding retreat. Soon Charlotte and Luke are in very real clinches. In the final and best entry, Florand's "All's Fair in Love and Chocolate," Ellie, a popular chocolate blogger who moves to Paris, meets her hero, Simon, a respected but private chocolatier, and the two are overwhelmed by mutual attraction. Unfortunately, Ellie tells a fib, which is harder to rectify than expected. Readers will enjoy relaxing with these romantic yarns.
