I've
always been a massive fan of Jill Mansell, in fact I think I've read every one
of her books so far. When I heard she had written another story, I Was very
excited and knew I had to read it immediately!
We join
the story at a church on a beautiful day, the sun is shining and the bride is radiant as her cars pulls up at the
church, only for her to hear that age old cliché “drive around the block.”
Initially we're unsure as to what is happening as we know the groom is at the
altar waiting with anticipation to marry the love of his life. So it's a shock
when we hear that it’s the vicar who is conducting the service who is the one
that has fled!
Lottie
and Max are two of the guests in attendance at the wedding that never way, but
they haven't seen each other for many years. Over the course of the story we
learn all about their history together, but as well as that we hear the stories
of other people connected to the wedding, either guests, or those who turned up
at the church and changed the events of the day.
This
truly is another remarkable book by one of my firm favourite authors. I
couldn't put it down and by the end of it I really did think that I lived with
these people in that wonderful coastal town. I was devastated when the book
ended as I was so invested in all their stories and they felt like firm friends
at the end.
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