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Second Chances #3
Three Times a Charm
Thanks to a high-profile wedding extravaganza for a media mogul, the wedding-planning business created by four longtime friends is really taking off. Not surprisingly, each of the friends is handling success in her own special way–and one is about to get her very own, very special second chance. . . .
The irony of being a never-married wedding planner isn’t lost on forty-three-year-old Sarah. But that doesn’t mean the free-spirited single mom hasn’t known love–and, most recently, heartbreak. And while the butter- cream sweetness of wedding rituals strikes her as somewhat silly, work is a welcome distraction–as are her pragmatic Elaine, dramatic Lily, and newly in love Jo. Yet Sarah is about to get even more distracted by a visitor from her past, one who holds the key to a mystery that has shadowed her life. But to face the truth, she’ll need a little help from her friends–old and new.
The irony of being a never-married wedding planner isn’t lost on forty-three-year-old Sarah. But that doesn’t mean the free-spirited single mom hasn’t known love–and, most recently, heartbreak. And while the butter- cream sweetness of wedding rituals strikes her as somewhat silly, work is a welcome distraction–as are her pragmatic Elaine, dramatic Lily, and newly in love Jo. Yet Sarah is about to get even more distracted by a visitor from her past, one who holds the key to a mystery that has shadowed her life. But to face the truth, she’ll need a little help from her friends–old and new.
- GenresRomance
320 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 2006
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January 1, 2021
Enjoyed this a lot. Loved that it talked about the business as much as it did and the themes of the weddings, great book.
October 3, 2008
Found this wandering the library too.... can't wait to see how it is....
My mother always told me to give a book 100 pages before judgement, I gave it half of that. Lame is what I'd use to describe. Too many characters and jumping around to each's different story. I had to quite reading, its not worth my time.
My mother always told me to give a book 100 pages before judgement, I gave it half of that. Lame is what I'd use to describe. Too many characters and jumping around to each's different story. I had to quite reading, its not worth my time.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews