Review: Bridesmaids by Zara Stoneley

Bridesmaids

by Zara Stoneley

Publisher: HarperImpulse

Pages: 400

Format: eARC

Buy the Book: Amazon

Goodreads:  Meet Rachel, the beautiful bride with BIG plans for the perfect day! The venue is a castle and the dress is designer.  It’s just a shame her husband is a rat.


Maddie and Sally have only one thing in common – they both love the same man!
 
Beth is a newly single mum with a mystery baby daddy.  Surely the father isn’t someone the girls all know?
 
And then there’s Jane, the glue holding them all together, but being dumped doesn’t make her the happiest bridesmaid…especially with gorgeous flatmate Freddie complicating things.


Will the bride say, ‘I Do!’?  Or will her bridesmaids save the day…and find love along the way?    

Kritters Thoughts:  Weddings can be high stress times between the couple, their families and friends.  Everyone seems to be very opinionated and it can be such a dramatic time.  Throw in a bridesmaid with a cancelled wedding, a bridesmaid with baby daddy issues and two bridesmaids who share a man with all the drama, this book was full of drama!  

I like a book that centers around the crazy of a wedding, it makes me think back on mine and appreciate the little drama that I did have!  It is so intriguing how much stress we put on the one day and how it can possibly affect relationships for a lifetime.  I almost wonder why we do the who show anyways!!  This book made me think about how heightened it can get and how it can affect way more than just the bride and groom.

This book was a little too zany for me.  It just felt a little too over the top and I was disappointed that I called the major plot point way too early.  It was a good break from some serious reading, but I definitely rolled my eyes a few times!


Rating: enjoyable, but didn't leave me wanting more

Ebook 2019 Challenge: 20 out of 100

Disclosure of Material Connection:  I received one copy of this book free of charge from Rachels Random Resources.  I was not required to write a positive review in exchange for receipt of the book; rather, the opinions expressed in this review are my own.