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Always the Wedding Planner, Never the Bride (Emma Rae Creations #2)

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As a wedding planner, you'd thinkshe would have the perfect wedding experience...

SherilynCaine has left Chicago behind to marry Andrew Drummond IV, an Atlanta native with a family name that tops all the social registers. Landing the job as The Tanglewood’s wedding planner is a piece of cake for someone with a Type A personality; she’s the perfect fit for a wedding destina

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Published October 1st 2011 by Abingdon Press

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Apr 05, 2012 Trish rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: x_2011

Fiction; Christian/Romance
5 stars

Every time I finish a book like this one, I ask myself why I don't read more of them. Though considered part of the christian fiction genre, this book has all the great characteristics of a PG rated chick lit novel. It is delightful and romantic with that certain fun-loving quality, humorous tone typical of chick lit type books.

Sherilyn Caine and Emma Rae Travis have been friends since their college days. With virtually no family of her own, Sherilyn quickly gets...more Fiction; Christian/Romance
5 stars

Every time I finish a book like this one, I ask myself why I don't read more of them. Though considered part of the christian fiction genre, this book has all the great characteristics of a PG rated chick lit novel. It is delightful and romantic with that certain fun-loving quality, humorous tone typical of chick lit type books.

Sherilyn Caine and Emma Rae Travis have been friends since their college days. With virtually no family of her own, Sherilyn quickly gets received into the fold of the Travis family by Emma's parents, Gavin and Avery. Now, after years of living in Chicago, Sherilyn is headed back to Atlanta to be near both them and her fiance's family.

Quickly landing a job at The Tanglewood, Sherilyn works alongside Emma as the resorts wedding planner. While she possesses all the right skills to successfully execute dozens of fairytale weddings for her clients, getting her own marriage plans together proves to be most difficult. Two lost wedding dresses, a terrible allergic reaction and a mischievous drunk from 'down under' makes for an interesting ride.

I LOVED this book... with big X's and O's. It was funny, entertaining and it had a great cast of characters that I would love to meet. All of the various relationships portrayed throughout the book were fascinating without being overly "fluffy" or dramatic. I found myself giggling out loud several times and going back to re-read the parts that tickled me.

The story was well written and well paced. The ending was a bit predictible but satisfying none the less. I am looking forward to the third installment in this series so we can finally know the fate of Emma and Jackson.

If I had to say one negative thing about this book, it would be that reading Emma's yummy recipes at the start of my weight loss program was near torture. They sounded so sinfully delicious that it took all my willpower not to set the book down and run to the kitchen. Consider yourself warned. =)

Without a doubt, I give this book 5 big stars and highly recommend it to you.(less)

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Mar 10, 2013 Monica Korgerud rated it 2 of 5 stars

100% in agreement with another reader, Amanda´s, review, so instead of trying to find ways to explain myself I´d rather just copy hers; "I think maybe you need to be obsessed with weddings to really enjoy this. There were some good parts in this book, but most of it was kind of bland. Not so bad that I wanted to quit reading, but enough that I wished it would have gone faster. I didn't feel any chemisty between the main couple. It seemed like the author kept telling me they were in love without...more

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Feb 08, 2013 Danica rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: what-i-read-in-2013

It is possible that I didn't do this book justice when I was reading it. I was speed-devouring it. If I bolted a slice of cake this way, I don't know if I'd be able to comment on its nuances and quality, so take that with a... grain of salt. Sorry. Mixed food metaphor.

Let's take it as read (sorry, sorry again) that it had many of the same sterling qualities as the first book in the series. It's light-hearted, funny, and has a lot of luscious food descriptions.

Here's why it got knocked down a s...more It is possible that I didn't do this book justice when I was reading it. I was speed-devouring it. If I bolted a slice of cake this way, I don't know if I'd be able to comment on its nuances and quality, so take that with a... grain of salt. Sorry. Mixed food metaphor.

Let's take it as read (sorry, sorry again) that it had many of the same sterling qualities as the first book in the series. It's light-hearted, funny, and has a lot of luscious food descriptions.

Here's why it got knocked down a star from the rating I gave its prequel. First, although she does a good job of trying to make the cast more diverse, she trips over her own feet and makes the depiction of the allergist nearly racist.

I gave it a lot of thought. I think it just barely skirts racism because the actual problem isn't that she's depicting Indian (if I recall correctly; I don't know if she specifies) doctors as being fools, or bad at their jobs, or incoherent, or whatever the exact problem here is. It's actually that she's (a) drawing a doctor who would never behave that way in real life - no doctor, I think, would bounce in, gleefully tell somebody she must be allergic to her boyfriend, not do ANY more testing or give it any more thought, laugh at her, and bounce right back on to the next patient and start giving her the same treatment.

I guess it's possible someone could keep their job as a doctor with that level of incompetency, but boy, I hope it wouldn't be treated as a sort of comic interlude if they did.

And (b), her depiction of his accent is unrealistic. Instead of sounding like somebody with that accent would actually sound, he just sounds like a generic version of ESL. Maybe that is a tad racist, now that I'm thinking about it! I am giving her the benefit of the doubt here, but I don't enjoy having to defend people on this count.
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And the other major flaw also falls into that category of "unintentional racism while trying really hard to be inclusive": Although one of the white ladies falls in lust with a black man, which is excellent and realistic (interracial couples are set to become the majority in America pretty soon, if my half-remembered statistics are correct), what bothers me is he gets almost no lines in this book OR the next.

For every other couple in the series, both people are, if not major characters, at least well-rounded people with some kind of a backstory and a place in the plot. For example, in this book and the next: (view spoiler)

I don't buy it, and I don't understand it.

I felt like this book seemed formulaic after the first one, like it was just trying to hit its marks and make it through. It was funny and enjoyable, but the awkward portrayal of several characters of color, and some forced-feeling plot points, made it less enjoyable for me than the first.

Don't let that stop you, though - book 3 was fantastic! (less)

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Sep 03, 2012 Susan rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is the second in a series of what I am affectionately calling "Always the (fill in the blank here), Never the Bride" by Sandra D. Bricker. This time around we meet Sherilyn Caine who has just landed the perfect fiance and the dream job of a lifetime.

Anyway, the soon to be Mr. & Mrs. Deliriously Happy are on the way back to Atlanta and Sherilyn is headed to The Tanglewood Inn to start her new job. Good thing she is friends with Emma because she's going to need her as she settles into her...more

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Jul 11, 2012 Amanda rated it 3 of 5 stars

I think maybe you need to be obsessed with weddings to really enjoy this. There were some good parts in this book, but most of it was kind of bland. Not so bad that I wanted to quit reading, but enough that I wished it would have gone faster. I didn't feel any chemisty between the main couple. It seemed like the author kept telling me they were in love without really making me believe it. Most of the "drama" came from a lack of communication, which also detracted from them being a great couple....more

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Mar 25, 2012 Brenda Rupp rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was the second book in this series and I enjoyed this book just as much as I did the first. I'm looking forward to reading the third in the series. The Tanglewood Hotel was a dream of a woman's who had died, her husband bought the hotel and with his sisters made the hotel into a destination hotel for brides to have all of their events their and use the hotel rooms as well everything they needed their to plan their wedding. This book shows them placing a gal moving back to Atlanta with her f...more

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Dec 28, 2011 Paula Phillips rated it 4 of 5 stars

In the first book of the Emma Rae Travis series , we met well Emma Rae Travis of course :) , the title Always the Baker, Never the Bride. Emma has always dreamt of opening her own shop and in Book #1 she is offered a job as a Wedding Cake designer and Menu Creator , Emma also finds romance and love with the Tanglewood Inn owner Jackson.
Are you fans of Wedding Films like "The Wedding Planner" starring Jennifer Lopez ? Monster-In-Law also starring Jennifer Lopez , what about 27 Dresses with Kathe...more

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Dec 19, 2011 Iola rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: christian-fiction, contemporary-romance, kindle, netgalley

Wedding planner Sherilyn Keyes has left Chicago behind to marry Andrew Drummond IV, an Atlanta native with a family name that tops all the social registers. She joins Emma, her old college roommate and baker, in working at the Tanglewood Inn, a destination wedding hotel. But Sherilyn faces a series of challenges to her relationship and her faith as she and Andrew settle into their new jobs and begin planning their own wedding.

This is the second book in Sandra Bricker’s Never the bride series, fo...more Wedding planner Sherilyn Keyes has left Chicago behind to marry Andrew Drummond IV, an Atlanta native with a family name that tops all the social registers. She joins Emma, her old college roommate and baker, in working at the Tanglewood Inn, a destination wedding hotel. But Sherilyn faces a series of challenges to her relationship and her faith as she and Andrew settle into their new jobs and begin planning their own wedding.

This is the second book in Sandra Bricker’s Never the bride series, following Always the Baker, Never the Bride (which I found to be a sweet love story, if you will excuse the pun). The final two titles in the series will apparently be Always the Fashionista, Never the Bride and Always the Baker, Finally the Bride. Always the Wedding Planner was enjoyable, with moments of humour, but overall I found it bittersweet – there just seemed to be a sadness about it that was not present in Always the Baker, which I enjoyed much more.

Some of what I found funny might have been unintentional. For example, at one point in the story, Emma bakes a new desert. She says, “it’s called Pavlova. It’s an Australian dessert that Russell told me about”. Hmmm. The actual origin of Pavlova is the source of much trans-Tasman rivalry, and we in New Zealand don’t exactly agree with this interpretation. Equally debated is the nationality of actor/singer Russell Crowe, who seems to have a lot of the same characteristics as Always the Wedding Planner’s Russell Walker (although we are generally glad to let the Aussies claim Crowe as long as he is behaving badly). The e-book I reviewed had a few entertaining buy slightly distracting typographical errors (the song title ‘Waltzing With Matilda’, a reference to an ‘empire waste’ dress), but these will hopefully be fixed in the final print version.

I also found the Southern perception of English food and drink amusing. In ten years living in England, I never saw a smoked salmon sandwich with cranberry jelly on pumpernickel bread. The English use cranberry sauce (not cranberry jelly), and I never ate pumpernickel bread in England - that was German. The English did serve smoked salmon with dill and cream cheese on Vogel bread as an open sandwich (very nice). However, cold chicken curry is a popular dish and sandwich filling, except that they called it Coronation Chicken, as it was created for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II (I don’t like Coronation Chicken – curry, in my opinion, should be served hot).

Overall, this was good but not great. However, I often find the second book in a series is the weakest, so I will probably read the next book, if only to find out how the characters are moving on in their lives.

Thanks to Abingdon Press and NetGalley for providing a free ebook for review. This review also appears on my blog, www.christianreads.blogspot.com. (less)

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Oct 28, 2011 Kim rated it 4 of 5 stars

Sherilyn Caine is the perfect wedding planner - she knows what needs to be done when and where and how. She is currently engaged to a man she has known less than a year and has recently moved from Chicago to Georgia, where she found the perfect job working with her best friend, Emma Rae Travis. Sherilyn should be an expert at planning weddings but when there are problems finding her dress and problems with ex-partners, will Andrew Drummond IV and Sherilyn be able to tie the knot? Will Andrew's m...more

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Oct 14, 2011 Karen rated it 4 of 5 stars

"ALWAYS" a winner!

Always the Wedding Planner, Never The Bride is the second in Sandra D. Becker's wedding themed series that began with Always the Baker, Never the Bridesmaid. Luckily for readers of Bricker's newest, we catch up with Emma Rae Creation's college roommate, Sherilyn Crane, as she returns home to Atlanta, where she encounters an oddball cast of friends, a soon to be mother-in-law who are all plopped down in goofy predicaments.

Always the Wedding Planner, Never the Bride is just a lot...more

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Oct 02, 2011 Judy & Marianne from Long and Short Reviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, inspirational, non-erotic

Originally posted at: http://longandshortreviews.blogspot.c...

Always the Wedding Planner, Never the Bride, is the second book in the Emma Rae Creation series, but stands alone well if you haven’t read the first book of the series. This is not a fast paced read...in fact at times it is a bit slow.

Don’t take me wrong, I enjoyed this book, because I was in the mood to be carried along with the light-hearted read.

Initially, there are a few too many occasions when I was catapulted out of the story w...more

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Sep 22, 2011 Nora St Laurent rated it 4 of 5 stars

I became aware of Sandra’s novel when it won the ACFW’s Book Club pick for December. I was thankful for the review copy and can’t wait for the discussion on the ACFW book club loop. The cover of this book says fun, fun, fun. I wasn’t disappointed.

Sandra has Emma Rae Travis and Sherilyn Carrie meet in college and then go separate ways because of career choices. The girls hoped that they’d work together someday in the future.

But life happens and things aren’t as they expected. Then the girls get...more

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Aug 29, 2011 Amy (Books, College, and Other Random Things) rated it 4 of 5 stars

I am reviewing this book for Net Galley.

Always the Wedding Planner, Never the Bride by Sandra Bricker tells the story of Sherilyn Caine, a wedding planner, and her fiancé, Andrew Drummond IV, an orthopedic specialist. Sherilyn moves from Chicago to join Andy in Atlanta, Andy’s birthplace, and to interview for a position of wedding planner at The Tanglewood. Sherilyn’s best friend, Emma, is engaged to the owner of The Tanglewood and both women are thrilled to be reunited again, especially when Sh...more

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Aug 25, 2011 Whitney rated it 4 of 5 stars

Always the Wedding Planner Never the Bride
Sandra Bricker
Never the Bride, Book 2
4 out of 5

With this second installment in the series we meet Emma Rae’s college roommate, Sherilyn Caine. Sherilyn has just moved to Atlanta from Chicago to marry handsome doctor Andy. Sherilyn becomes the Wedding and Event Planner at the Tanglewood Inn where she and Emma work together to bring magic to each person’s special event.

Just as Emma Rae was introduced to “After care” in the first book, Sherilyn is introduce...more

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Sep 04, 2011 Casey rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: my-kindle

I love me a quirky romance. You know the kind that never seems to go the way it should? Or the kind that always throws out a bit of a surprise to the characters without seeming cheesy? I think this new novel fits the bill nicely.

When I first read the title, I thought it was going to be about a wedding planner unlucky in love, when it was really about a wedding planner and her fiancée that keep getting stalled on the way to the altar. Missing wedding dresses, a motion sickness-prone dog and aller...more

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Jan 29, 2012 Nicole rated it 3 of 5 stars

Wedding planner Sherilyn Caine has moved from Chicago to Atlanta to marry Andrew Drummond IV, an Atlanta native with a family name that tops all the social registers. Sherilyn joins her best friend and old college roommate Emma, the hotel's baker, in working at The Tanglewood, a destination wedding hotel.
Sherilyn and Andy have only known each other a short time, but they know they're destined to be married. But then why do all their wedding plans keep falling apart?

Cute, light read. The characte...more

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May 25, 2012 Mercedes Cordero rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: christian-fiction, ebook-freebies

More like 3 1/2 stars

Not as predictable as I expected: the characters' journeys had some very nice twists and turns and, although the ending is pretty much same old, same old, it was still cute and romantic. There are some pretty ridiculous things (Sherilyn possibly allergic to her fiance... seriously?), but it is well written. The author does a great job of being funny without overdoing it, which I think is a great skill.

As a Christian novel, with Christian main characters, it was strange how t...more More like 3 1/2 stars

Not as predictable as I expected: the characters' journeys had some very nice twists and turns and, although the ending is pretty much same old, same old, it was still cute and romantic. There are some pretty ridiculous things (Sherilyn possibly allergic to her fiance... seriously?), but it is well written. The author does a great job of being funny without overdoing it, which I think is a great skill.

As a Christian novel, with Christian main characters, it was strange how their faith was not mention in the first half of the book and then in the second half it was constantly brought forward. I mean, at first I doubted they were a Christian couple and thought the Christian part would come from Emma and Jackson (the friends). I am not saying that faith should have been front and center in this story; what I expect is consistency.

Other things I didn't like: the irritating movie star, which I'm guessing will reappear in the next installment of the series, otherwise why would the author give him a large (and mostly superfluous) part here? It would have been better without him, or at least with less of him. Also, aunt Sophie. I'm a little torn here because I find her endearing, but her part almost read like a filler to state the obvious —that Sherilyn is part of their family, which I think we were told every other page.

All in all, mostly enjoyable and quite funny in parts. I laughed and I shed a few emotional tears; yeah, I'm a crier. It was great, after reading the first in the series (Always the baker, never the bride), to see Emma and Jackson again, together in a stable and very nice relationship, as well as seeing less and less of Jackson's sisters, a huge plus for me. Also nice, seeing Fee and watching her get swept off her feet. And let me not forget the wonderful descriptions of food and desserts... Oh, to be invited to one of those food tastings!

This is the second book in the series, and can very well be read apart from the first. However, as with any series, true enjoyment usually comes from reading them all and in order.(less)

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Apr 10, 2013 Jilly rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: emma-rae-creations

Another great installment.

Now we are reading about Emma's (the Baker) best friend from childhood, Sherilyn and her fiance Andy. They've barely dated and yet they are engaged and moving to town to buy a house and start new jobs. You'd think the lesson in this story is that they don't know each other that well but the truth is that they do and they love each other for exactly who they are.

Both Sherilyn and Andy have a flash from the past in the form of exes. For Andy it is his ex-girlfriend who fe...more

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Apr 12, 2012 Trisha Wilson rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Anyone who loves Romance

Mrs. Bricker done it again! I read this in one sitting and I absolutely fell in love with the characters & the story-line.

I had to feel sorry for poor Sherilyn though - anything that could go wrong planning for a wedding, it seemed to happen to her. I loved Andy, too. He was a stand-up guy. He had his moments, though, but they were very understandable, knowing the length of time they'd actually known each other before getting engaged.

As an added bonus, there was Henry. I love dogs, and Henry...more

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Mar 08, 2012 Tamera Westhoff rated it 3 of 5 stars

It was a good read, but I'm not likely to want to read it again. The beginning/prologue was fine, but I felt thrown into the next chapter! Sherilyn seriously has problems with her weight gain, which happens because she eats whatever she wants and after the BIG secret happened she changed and gained weight. Seriously? And she doesn't realize it until she resolves it. Okay. Luckily she happens to get a hottie who loves her and doesn't at all mind her "extra" weight. The whole story is spent on the...more

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Oct 01, 2011 Laura rated it 5 of 5 stars

Sherilyn just landed a job as the wedding coordinator for The Tanglewood, a destination hotel where her best friend from college is the baker (Always the Baker, Never the Bride). It's the perfect job and the perfect place to have her own wedding. Will her past come back to ruin her dream wedding?

Most romance novels begin when the girl meets the guy. This one starts with the Sherilyn and Andy already engaged. This change of set-up is refreshing and creates a story of getting to know the in-laws,...more

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May 16, 2013 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

As one of her oldest friends Emma is excited to have Sherilyn back in Atlanta and even better working in the same destination wedding hotel as she does. Sherilyn is following her fiance back to Atlanta. There she'll meet his mother, start a new job and try to plan her wedding. The only problem is she has doubt about a few things. She bought a wedding dress in Chicago before she moved back and it was lost in the shipping. The other just disappeared. Andy seems to going back and forth on when they...more

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Dec 18, 2012 Ellen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another adorable read in the Sandra D. Bricker, Always the ____, Never the Bride series, I found myself chuckling my way through Sherlyn's story. Unlike some readers, I did not find this second book to be a mere copy of the first. I do think that these books would be an absolute lark for anyone going through wedding planning though. The wedding ideas interspersed between chapters would have been more meaningful for me several years ago, but they do add to the unique character of the book. Sherly...more

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Jan 06, 2012 Cheeyee rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, fiction, romance

Review At: I Read, I Think, I Share

Review Date: 28 Dec 2011

Review URL: http://littlemermybooks.blogspot.com/2011/12/always-wedding-planner-never-bride-by.html

This is a rather sweet story. As Sherilyn and Andrew do not get to know each others for long before they are engaged, they knew they are right for each other, but they are unsure if the other party are ready to settle down. Moreover they are moving to another town, starting the new life there. In this story, we see how they work out those i...more

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Jul 04, 2011 Kaitlin rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2011, netgalley

I received this book in exchange for an honest review.

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Honestly, this book was a little too religious for me. There was a lot of praying and references to God. They even went to Andy's massive childhood church. There were others, but I don't want to give anything away with too much detail. (I'm sure the first book was like this too but it had been a little while since I've read it.)

Underneath all of that though, it was a cute love story. They had th...more

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Mar 16, 2012 Elisa Nuckle rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 3-stars

I'm not one for this type of novel, normally. And I admit I read it to get in a light, fluffy story after finishing up a very, very heavy and intense book. The characters are witty, the dialogue is humorous, but everything felt a little bit like a cardboard cut-out happy ending. Not that that's a bad thing, since that's pretty much what I read this book for. I'm not used to it is all.

For people not normally reading this genre, also be warned that it's a Christian book. I didn't know that when I...more

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Jan 24, 2012 Skeeter Jorgensen rated it 4 of 5 stars

A very sweet romance. I liked the book, no bad words, and now sex scenes, my kind of book. Always the Wedding Planner is a great romantic read! It is a perfect book to take a break with. You will laugh out loud as Sherilyn faces every disaster before her wedding.

Sherilyn Caine is a wedding planner at The Tanglewood, a wedding destination hotel in Atlanta, but she's so busy putting together other brides' big days that she's not quite getting her own planned. But while everything else is going al...more

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Feb 10, 2012 Julie Graves rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-reads, kindle-reads

More weddings are being planned at the Tanglewood hotel. This time around Sherilyn(Emma Rae's best friend from college) has been hired as the new wedding planner for the hotel.

Sherilyn and her fiance Andy have moved back to Atlanta, both with new jobs. They soon find the house of their dreams but has Andy gotten cold feet about marrying Sherilyn? And what's up with Sherilyn losing two wedding dresses?!

This second installment of the Emma Rae creation series was just as much fun as the first one A...more

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Jan 27, 2012 BkGurl rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: nook-lend-me

Another cute, romantic story by Ms. Bricker! I enjoyed this one more than the first, Always the Baker Never the Bride. Sandra Bricker has a knack for making her characters believable and relatable to readers. Sherilyn and Andy's story was heartfelt and sweet...made me laugh and tear up a little too. All the supporting characters, even Henry the dog, were as lovable as the H/h. For a book in the Christian literature genre, I didn't feel like the religious overtones were overbearing at all....just...more

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Jul 04, 2011 Books to the Sky rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Honestly, this book was a little too religious for me. There was a lot of praying and references to God. They even went to Andy's massive childhood church. There were others, but I don't want to give anything away with too much detail. (I'm sure the first book was like this too but it had been a little while since I've read it.)

Underneath all of that though, it was a cute love story. They had t...more

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