Like most girls, Abby has always dreamed of her wedding day. When she was eight she imagined she'd look like a fairy princess. At thirteen it was the perfect meringue and yards of ivory tulle, at sixteen jeans and her favourite Doc Martins. The only constant in her wedding plans has been Nathan Priestly. Nathan was the school heartthrob and for Abby, the one that got away. Only now Nathan's about to get married to one of Abby's best friends and Abby is having to accept that over a decades' worth of unrequited love will remain just that. The better part of Abby is happy for them both. She's even volunteered to be their DJ at the reception, although her secret play-list consists of: 'Don't Marry Her', 'Temptation' and the complete works of Alanis Morissette. Is Abby destined to be always the DJ and never the bride...?
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This review is from: Marry Me (Paperback)
I think I am on a string of bad luck with the books i have been reading. The last few of them have left me blah and this one is no exception.
While I had enjoyed this author's previous works, this book does not work on many different levels. Basically 3 friends grow up together and more or less have a crush on the same guy. Only one of them ends up with him, but one of the other girls, who is now an adult is still very much in love with him. For one thing, the author does not really do a good job of explaining why this guy is so special. Why he would warrant a crush of over 20 years. Additionally, I had some reservations about all of the characters. They all seem to have their own agenda and gave the book a weird feeling. The ending is also weird as there are gender issues involved that don't mesh at all. Don't buy this book. It just does not work in too many ways.
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