Eliza Richards knew she had no business trying on that million-dollar wedding gown. It didn't look like it should cost a million bucks, so what was all the fuss about? But when she put it on, she knew. It shimmered, it sparkled - it made her look...well, gorgeous. And it made her see and image of a groom...her groom.
There goes the groom...
Five minutes before his own wedding, MacKenzie Courtland found himself literally attached - tuxedo button enmeshed in lace - to Eliza, the most beautiful bride he could ever imagine. Problem was, she wasn't his bride! How was he possibly going to explain two brides at the altar?
I did not enjoy this. Too much slapstick and silliness. I didn’t laugh.
I really enjoyed book #2 in the series which is why I bought this book..
THE MAGIC WEDDING DRESS SERIES: I gave 4 ½ stars to book #2 “The Fifty-Cent Groom.” I gave 2 and 2 ½ stars to books #1 and #3: “Million-Dollar Bride” and “Two-Penny Wedding.”
DATA: Narrative mode: 3rd person. Story length: 248 pages. Swearing language: mild. Number of sex scenes: one referred to not shown. Setting: around 1996 Kansas City and Kansas. Copyright: 1996. Genre: humorous contemporary romance, romance with a little magic.