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30 Wedding-Themed Novels to Read This Summer
By: Angela & Melissa
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As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, we may earn a referral fee from qualifying purchases.Whether you’re looking for something to read on your own during the busy summer wedding season or you need a novel for our Summer Reading Challenge prompt, we have you covered! Our recommendations for books about weddings span genres, settings, and timelines from contemporary thrillers to historical fiction.
30 Great Books Set at Weddings
While you will find a few titles with romance themes on this list, we’ve also created a second list full of wedding-themed rom-com novels.
Abigail & Alexa Save the Wedding
Book Summary
Penelope is a hard-working and bubbly Californian. Her fiancé, Chase, is smart, charming, and has future political aspirations. Everyone is looking forward to their over-the-top dream wedding…except their mothers.
Penelope’s mom, Alexa, is Greek, and as a single mom, she doesn’t understand why any woman would get married. Chase’s mom, Abigail, lives in Coastal Connecticut and doesn’t understand why the wedding isn’t happening at her golf club. Then, a sudden twist of fate leaves these very different mother-in-laws in charge of finishing the wedding planning together.
The Wedding Dress Sewing Circle
Book Summary
During the London Blitz, fashion designer Cressida lost both her home and her business, leaving her no choice but to return to the manor house in the county village that she had fled years earlier.
Her niece, Violet, is thrilled when her famous Aunt arrives. She’s been bored because all the men in town are off fighting. But then Violet receives her conscription letter, which assigns her a job to help the war effort.
Grace is the daughter of the village vicar, and she’s desperately trying to repair her mother’s wedding gown. When she meets Cressida at the local sewing circle, she finally has the help she needs. But, Cressida has more to teach than just sewing skills.
Together, Cressida, Violet, and Grace find an unexpected way to spread joy and love during the war.
The Book Girls Say…
This historical fiction highlights how WW2 impacted women on the British home front, including the rationing of food and fabric. It’s told from the alternating perspectives of three women and includes themes of community, friendship, and romance.
Don’t miss the author’s note at the end, which provides additional historical context!
Book Summary
Lexi’s getting married – but before the big day, she’s celebrating her bachelorette weekend on a picturesque Greek island. She and her friends are soaking in the sun and ocean views while exploring the whitewashed streets and tavernas.
But things aren’t as postcard-perfect as they appear. Below the surface of the friendships, each of the six women is hiding a secret. Someone is determined to stop Lexi’s wedding, and one of them won’t leave the island alive.
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The Rose Code
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98% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
Bletchley Park is a real English estate and was an elegant country home before becoming the secret location of WW2 codebreakers. The Rose Code imagines the lives of three women from different backgrounds who all qualified for this challenging and vital task. While the three become friends, the war and secrecy required for their jobs prove too much to keep them close.
Seven years later, in 1947, the wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip is on everyone’s minds. But, when an encrypted letter is received, the former friends must reunite to crack the code and figure out which former Bletchley Park worker is now a traitor. These 1947 chapters unfold as a day-by-day countdown to the royal wedding.
The Book Girls Say…
This book is long at 624 pages, but our readers say it’s engaging throughout! If you enjoyed The Alice Network or The Huntress, you know Kate Quinn’s books are worth the extra time.
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For the Love of Friends
Book Summary
Lily is a great writer, has a reliable job, and has great friends. But she’s also 32 and single… which is all her mom can seem to focus on. It’s especially hard to ignore her relationship status when everyone else around her is getting married – she’s a bridesmaid in five weddings in six weeks.
She’ll go to any length for the love of her friends, but she also needs a place to vent, which is why she starts an anonymous blog called Bridesmania where she dishes on mom-zillas, wicked bridesmaids, body-shaming dress clerks, and even her 88-year-old Granny (who she’s recently been deemed the guardian of) who prefers to enjoy her morning mimosas in the nude. Of course, we all know that secrets are hard to keep on the internet…
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Miss Newbury’s List
Book Summary
It’s almost time for Rosalind’s wedding to the Duke of Marlow, which will be interesting because she’s only met him twice. However, he seems kind, and her new title of Duchess will propel her family’s status to new heights.
In the three weeks before her big day, Rosalind wants to complete the list of ten things to do before her wedding that she created as a child. But most of the items aren’t suitable tasks for a soon-to-be Duchess, so she needs to complete them quietly. Her best friend, Liza, and Liza’s cousin, Charlie, agree to help her with the list.
As the trio crosses off the items on the list, Ros and Charlie’s friendship grows. With the wedding looming, Ros has a big decision to make.
By Her Own Design
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100% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
This historical fiction tells the true story of Ann Lowe, who was one of the most famous dress designers of the twenties through the sixties. Her story began in Tampa, where she learned to be a seamstress from her mother and grandmother, a former slave.
At only 12, Ann was married to an older, alcoholic man and saw her dreams slipping away. However, an encounter with a wealthy socialite changed her life forever. She has the opportunity to escape her marriage and earn a living by designing and sewing clothing for Florida’s society elite.
By 1953, Ann had a dress shop in New York and was preparing for the society wedding of the decade—Jacqueline Bouvier was marrying John F. Kennedy, Jr. However, less than a week before the wedding, a disaster occurred at her dress shop, and she was forced to recreate Jackie’s dress and others on an impossible timeline.
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Veiled in Death
Book Summary
Mallory is a wedding planner as her main career, but she keeps getting caught up in solving crimes on the side. In this novel, she’s found the perfect piece of lace for a headpiece in an antique store, but it gets ripped out of her hands by Helene, who says it’s a family heirloom that has been missing for 25 years.
Things ramp up even more when the veil is attributed to THE Betsy Ross. Mallory may have stumbled on something that should be in a museum. Then, before the town’s Revolutionary War reenactment, a local woman is murdered with a musket. Now, Mallory is part of an even higher-stakes investigation.
The Book Girls Say…
Veiled in Death is the final book in the Wedding Planner Mystery Series. The first book in the series focuses on the main character calling off her own wedding and inheriting a ramshackle mansion. Books #2-6 cover her career as a wedding planner.
The Townsend Family Recipe for Disaster
Book Summary
For Mae’s whole life, her late father flew back to North Carolina each year for the annual Townsend family barbecue. She always dreamed of going with him and finally meeting the Black side of her family that looked like her, but a rift that she never understood always caused her father to leave her home.
With her father now gone and her wedding drawing closer, she feels more compelled than ever to finally meet the Townsends in hopes that they will attend her wedding. When she learns that her paternal grandmother has passed away, she decides to head to North Carolina for the funeral.
When she arrives, she finds the Townsend family in turmoil. A long-standing grudge, a lost mac and cheese recipe, and a family barbecue heading for disaster are causing stress. Not willing to give up on her lifelong dream, she’s determined to help them throw a party no one will ever forget—for better or worse.
The Book Girls Say…
While much of the book is about Mae discovering more about her dad’s family, her upcoming wedding and the plans and preparations needed for it are recurring themes.
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The Ship of Brides
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
94% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
In 1946, after WW2, the HMS Victoria set out from Sydney with arms, aircraft, a thousand naval officers, and 650 war brides. The women each made promises to men in wartime and were now headed to England on a six-week voyage to be reunited with their soon-to-be husbands.
Despite the Navy’s many strict rules, the brides and men aboard quickly found their lives entangled. The novel focuses on the stories of four cabinmates. For one of the young women, Frances, the journey will change her life in ways she never could have predicted.
The Book Girls Say…
Reviews say that the linear plot and realistic characters make this a great read when looking for something simple and lighter. Each chapter starts with a non-fiction snippet based on the experiences of the real war brides or sailors aboard the ship.
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The Wedding People
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
95% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
For years, Phoebe has dreamed of visiting the iconic Cornwall Inn in Newport, Rhode Island. She looked forward to shucking oysters and sailing into the sunset with her husband. But instead, she arrives alone and plans to stay in the most expensive room for one night.
As it turns out, Phoebe is the only guest at the Inn who is not a part of a big wedding party. The bride, Lila, thought she had accounted for every possibility in her effort to host the perfect wedding, but she couldn’t have predicted Phoebe’s arrival.
Phoebe and Lila are complete opposites, but sometimes chance meetings turn into the most unexpected friendships.
The Book Girls Say…
While this synopsis sounds light and the book is humorous at times, there are also plenty of deep topics. If needed, be sure to check trigger warnings before reading.
Reviewers note that the audiobook is especially well done.
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The Wedding Veil
Book Summary
Julia Baxter’s wedding veil has been in her family since the 1930s, when her great-grandmother received it from a mysterious woman on a train. Each generation of women in her family has seen the veil as a symbol of a happy marriage. But Julie can’t see a happy vision for her future. On the day of her wedding, she flees to the Virgin Islands instead of walking down the aisle.
One hundred years earlier, Edith Vanderbilt was struggling to maintain order at her 250-room Biltmore Estate after her husband’s death. Despite the family’s deteriorating finances, Edith is also trying to prepare her daughter, Cornelia, to inherit the estate. But Cornelia is torn—does she want to embrace tradition or explore the rapidly changing world beyond the Biltmore’s gates?
A third storyline follows Julia’s free-spirited grandmother in the present day, along with her unexpected late-in-life love interest.
The Book Girls Say…
This novel follows four women from two families and their interconnected experiences with the same wedding veil throughout history. Readers say that while it’s the first partially historical fiction novel from Kristy Woodson Harvey, she maintains her signature wit and warmth in this new-to-her genre.
Book Summary
Seth is a wealthy, handsome doctor, and Alice is his beautiful fiancée. All their friends are envious, and Alice can’t wait for her wedding day! Everything is perfect until she gets to the altar.
The man waiting for her is not Seth. But this stranger swears that he is Seth. And the entire congregation, including her own parents, seems to agree with him.
Alice’s world comes apart – where is the real Seth? She fears she is losing her mind and sets out to uncover the truth and escape the nightmare that has taken over her perfect life.
The Book Girls Say…
Reviewers warn that the characters in this book aren’t likeable, so if you need to relate to the protagonists in your reading, this may not be the best choice.
Big Gay Wedding
Book Summary
Barnett’s mother knows he is gay, but he has another secret. He’s engaged and is planning a wedding at his mother’s farm in his small Louisiana hometown. But she shouldn’t worry, he’s only inviting two hundred or so guests from what she called the “heathen coasts”.
But as Barnett finalizes plans for the big day, forces within the family and within the town do not want to see this marriage happen. Through it all, his mom, Chrissy, draws on her experiences teaching manners to reconcile her original visions for her son’s life with his vision for his own life.
The Book Girls Say…
Readers say this book will elicit all your emotions, and you’ll likely laugh and cry at different points throughout. It’s perfect for those looking for a touching mother-son story with some great side characters.
The Gown: A Novel of the Royal Wedding
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100% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
The Gown takes us inside the workrooms of Norman Harnell’s famed fashion house, where one of the most famous wedding gowns in history was created for Princess Elizabeth. Here, we meet Ann and Miriam, two embroiderers still dealing with ratios in post-war England.
Seventy years later, Heather seeks to unravel the mystery of a set of embroidered flowers left behind by her late grandmother, who never spoke of her life in Britain.
The Book Girls Say…
This is the first book Melissa read that focused on the years right AFTER the war. While making the gown is important to the story and fascinating, it’s not what you’ll remember. The story is much broader, and we think you’ll love this step back into the post-war years.
HEADS UP: There is a sexual assault scene in the book that some readers may find challenging.
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Husbands and Other Sharp Objects
Book Summary
As she plans her daughter’s wedding, Marcy is also trying to finalize her divorce after a long marriage. She’s been separated long enough for a new boyfriend to push for a commitment, but now her ex-husband Harvey wants to get back together, too.
Marcy’s too busy with the wedding to deal with her own man problems. It turns out weddings bring out the worst in everyone. And it doesn’t help that her daughter’s new in-laws keep stealing items everywhere they go!
As Marcy realizes that it might be impossible to keep everyone happy, she knows it’s time to make the hard choice between old and new.
The Book Girls Say…
We’ve both read this book and loved the storyline of planning her daughter’s wedding. Some of you are probably familiar with how hectic that can be!
While writing this description, we were shocked to learn that there is another book, Lift and Separate, that covers Marcy’s split from Harvey after he cheats on her with a 21-year-old. But Husbands and Other Sharp Objects reads just as well as a stand-alone.
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How to Hide in Plain Sight
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100% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
Eliot hasn’t seen her family in three years, but that’s about to change now that her big brother is getting married. The whole big, wacky, dysfunctional group will be gathering in Canada – including all of her siblings and in-laws. But Eliot isn’t yet ready to tell them all why she ran off to Manhattan a few years ago without looking back. No good could come from it, and it might just send her back into the never-ending cycle of obsessive-compulsive disorder that used to consume her.
But Eliot is in a good place now. She feels prepared to survive the wedding extravaganza – all four days of it. That is, until she sees her best friend, Manuel, waiting for her at the marina, looking so handsome. From the time they were children, she felt that he was her soulmate, and yet she tried so hard not to fall in love with him. Seeing him again threatens to bring down the walls she’s built around herself, but without those walls, she fears everything will come crashing down.
The Book Girls Say…
This contemporary romance is a heart-wrenching, tear-jerking novel with a side of witty dialogue, and no shortage of challenging topics, including grief and mental health issues.
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The Island Villa
Book Summary
Despite decades of success as a romance author, Catherine’s personal love story hasn’t been as successful. Three failed marriages have strained her relationship with her daughters, but she’s counting on a family wedding on the Greek island of Corfu to bring them all back together.
Adeline isn’t sure what’s worse – that her mother is getting married for a fourth time, or that she’ll have to travel all the way to her mother’s luxury villa in Corfu to witness what is sure to be a trainwreck. She is still scarred by her parents’ divorce and her mother’s infidelity. She doesn’t blame her half-sister, Cassie, the result of that infidelity, but she’s also never bothered to get to know her.
Cassie, on the other hand, is thrilled by the news of the wedding and sees it as a sign of her mother’s resilience. And the idea of spending her summer in Corfu is a bonus.
When the sisters arrive on the island, they have very different expectations and both are keeping secrets of their own from their mother. All will be revealed before the wedding day, for better or worse.
The Book Girls Say…
They say, “Don’t judge a book by the cover,” and we’ll add, “Don’t judge an author by their cover.” While the cover of this book is beautiful, it’s not geographically accurate. We’ve read and been big fans of several Sarah Morgan books in recent years, especially enjoying how vividly she describes her settings. Therefore, we assume that the cover discrepancy reflects that Sarah was not given control over the final design decision.
The cover depicts the iconic white-washed buildings, blue domes, and perched cliffs of the island of Santorini in the Aegean Sea. While this landscape may be deemed quintessentially Greek, it does not reflect the Corfu setting in the novel. Corfu, located west of mainland Greece in the Ionian Sea, is instead known for its Venetian architecture. Take a look at these photos if you’d like to visualize the setting of the book more accurately.
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The Wedding
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The Cole family gathers at Martha’s Vineyard for the wedding of their daughter, Shelby. She could have had her pick of any single black men from the Oval – a proud community made up of the best and brightest of the East Coast’s black bourgeoisie – but she fell in love with a white Jazz musician from New York.
The Book Girls Say…
Set on Martha’s Vineyard, this novel offers an intimate look into the lives of the African American middle class in the 1950s.
The Wedding
Book Summary
Each chapter of this novel focuses on a different person as two Sikh families are intertwined in the lead-up to Devi and Baby’s marriage. From grandparents and cousins to the caterer and venue, you’ll see everyone’s perspective as the big day approaches.
While each character and chapter is focused on wedding preparations, you’ll also learn about the characters’ backstories, including themes of identity, culture clashes, and the immigrant experience.
The Book Girls Say…
While this book has many characters, it is on the shorter side at 224 pages. It’s perfect for those who enjoy literary fiction and learning about wedding traditions from other cultures.
Meet Me in Monaco
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
100% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
At the Cannes Film Festival in 1955, Grace Kelly seeks refuge in a small boutique to escape the flashbulbs of the press. She becomes fast friends with the shop owner, Sophie Duval, and even creates a plan to help Sophie’s struggling perfume business.
James Henderson, a British press photographer following Grace Kelly, also likes Sophie. The following year, James is assigned to cover Grace Kelly’s wedding to Prince Rainier of Monaco. James hopes he’ll also have the opportunity to be reunited with Sophie.
The Book Girls Say…
While both the Cannes Film Festival and Grace Kelly’s wedding take place in the spring, rather than the summer, this novel is a sun-drenched journey along the Côte d’Azur, making it the perfect summer read. It’s filled with romance, friendship, and tragedy.
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The Guest List
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Imagine the picture-perfect wedding on a remote Irish island between a rising TV star and an intelligent magazine publisher. Despite the rough waves and spotty cell service, the wedding is sure to be idyllic, with every detail and moment planned in advance.
However, you can’t plan for old traditions and ongoing jealousy. The groomsmen are soon playing drinking games, someone may regret missing out on romance with the bride, and a bridesmaid ruins her dress – on purpose. So, when someone dies, who’s to blame?
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The Grace Kelly Dress
Book Summary
In 1958, Paris, brides were still begging for replicas of Grace Kelly’s stunning wedding dress. Rose, a seamstress, has been entrusted to make a copy for a bride. Unexpectedly, she falls in love with the bride’s brother and must make a difficult choice.
In 2018, Rocky is marrying the love of her life, but she has a problem. Her mom’s cherished wedding dress isn’t perfect to her. She doesn’t know the truth behind her mother’s obsession with the dress or the shocking secret that changed the trajectory of her mom’s life as she prepared to wear the dress in the 1980s.
Dial A for Aunties
Book Summary
When Meddy, a photographer for her family’s wedding planning business, accidentally kills her blind date, she calls her mom for help. Her mom quickly involves her meddlesome aunties. It turns out getting rid of a body is harder than they all expected. The women put the body in a cake box, then accidentally it to an over-the-top wedding that they are planning. It’s the biggest wedding yet for their family business, so they can’t let anyone find out about this big snafu.
Things get even more chaotic when Meddy’s college “one-that-got-away” heartbreaker shows up. Can she woo him back, all while attempting to avoid murder charges AND pulling off a fabulous wedding?
The Book Girls Say…
This is a fun read for fans of Finlay Donovan is Killing It and similar modern cozy mysteries. One reviewer called it 33% part crime, 33% part romance, 33% part comedy. As you may guess from the premise, you’ll need to suspend your disbelief and just enjoy the twists of this fictional tale without questioning plausibility.
Beautiful Day
Book Summary
Jenna Carmichael and Stuart Graham are getting married! Jenna’s sister, Margo, is carefully planning the wedding according to the instructions their mom left behind in “The Notebook” before she died.
In the days leading up to the wedding, Jenna and Stuart are happy, but in the lives of their family and friends, love will be questioned, scandals will arise, and hearts will be broken and healed.
The Book Girls Say…
If you enjoy Elin Hilderbrand’s beachy settings, it’s a great time to pick up this backlist title from 2013. However, if you don’t enjoy reading about wealthy families and their first-world problems, it might not be the best pick for you. Some readers struggled with the unrelatable nature of excessive wedding spending.
Lies and Weddings
Book Summary
Rufus has a problem. Despite being the future Earl of Greshambury and son of a former Hong Kong supermodel, his family fortune is almost depleted. Magazines show off his impeccable homes and shiny new yachts, but not the mountain of debt that has formed. His scheming mother has a plan. He needs to marry a wealthy woman to secure the family’s future.
Luckily, he has options. Solène is a French hotel heiress with a royal bloodline. Martha is a tattooed venture capitalist. And Eden is the literal girl-next-door. She’s the one his heart wants, despite her more humble finances.
A hot mic moment when the family is gathered with the sultans and oligarchs of the world for a wedding kills the Gresham family’s plans and reputation. Can they rise from the ashes?
The Book Girls Say…
This novel from the author of Crazy Rich Asians was a Goodreads Choice Nominee for Readers’ Favorite Romance in 2024.
Three Days in June
Book Summary
Gail’s daughter Debbie is getting married tomorrow, and Gail was already having a bad day because she wasn’t invited to the spa day organized by the groom’s mother. Things got worse when she lost her job. Then, her ex-husband just showed up on her doorstep, with a cat and nowhere else to stay.
However, her true crisis begins when Debbie shares something she just learned about her fiancé. Suddenly, the wedding is thrown into question, but the secret also brings up old feelings about Gail’s past marriage.
The Book Girls Say…
Anne Tyler is known for her character-driven, literary slice-of-life stories. They’re perfect when you want to cozy up and enter the everyday lives of characters and are in the mood for a slower pace.
Unmarriageable
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
100% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
The Binat family has been the subject of a vicious rumor, which destroyed their wealth and their daughters’ marriage prospects. This doesn’t matter to their second daughter, Alys, who is happy working as a teacher. She worries that many of her female students will get married and drop out of school before graduation, so she teaches them about Jane Austen and her other literary heroes and hopes to inspire the girls to dream of more.
When Mrs. Binat gets an invitation to the biggest wedding in years, she’s certain the family’s luck is going to change, and she’ll find husbands for her daughters. The oldest sister, Jena, catches the eye of wealthy entrepreneur Fahad “Bungles” Bingla, but his friend, Valentine Darsee, is unimpressed by the Binat family. As the days go by, Alys sees that Darsee’s brusque manner may be hiding who he really is.
The Book Girls Say…
We were excited to find this adaptation of Pride and Prejudice set in modern Pakistan. While it’s a lighter romance, you’ll still be transported to Pakistan and learn about some of its customs, including multi-day wedding festivities.
Author Soniah Kamal grew up in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and England and now resides in Atlanta, Georgia.
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The Last One at the Wedding
Book Summary
UPS driver Frank has been estranged from his daughter for three years, so he’s shocked, but thrilled, when she invites him to her wedding in New Hampshire. When he arrives, he discovers that the wedding is being held at a very secluded, very luxurious estate. Perhaps more shocking is that his daughter is marrying the son of a tech billionaire.
While Frank tries to ignore how out of place he feels in the luxurious setting, he focuses on reconnecting with Maggie and getting to know her new family. But he soon learns that his future son-in-law is withdrawn and evasive, the locals are not fans of the family, and his daughter is too busy to spend time with him. Now, he’s got to find the balance of finding out more about this mysterious family without pushing Maggie away forever.
The Book Girls Say…
Readers say this book is quite different from the author’s first work, Hidden Pictures, which was a horror novel. The Last One at the Wedding is an excellent suspense novel full of unlikeable characters with the exception of Frank and his sister.
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Big Summer
Book Summary
After six years of not speaking to her best friend, plus-size influencer Daphne is shocked when she’s suddenly asked to attend her big society wedding. On top of that, her former friend begs her to be maid-of-honor.
The prospect only tempts Daphne because the offer comes with a weekend in a Cape Cod mansion and might help her business. The friends have changed over the years, but will the wedding finally help them reunite as best friends?
The Book Girls Say…
We don’t want to tell you what happens after she arrives at the mansion because that would be a spoiler, but trust us that this book has a strong mystery component.
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