Tropes: slowburn, characterdriven, dualpov
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Tropes: slowburn, characterdriven, dualpov
EPUB format • Read on Kindle, phone, tablet, computer
Twin sisters. Two men. One wedding?
Danielle and Mallory are as different as can be! And they’re about to get themselves tangled into an unexpected, sticky web of drama. What the twins anticipated being a simple, brilliant plan quickly becomes a complicated mess with both sisters hiding secrets and fighting strong feelings for some incredibly tempting, off-limits men.
Mallory needs Danielle to impersonate her at work so she can sneak off to her best friend’s wedding. But how can you pretend to be your twin sister when you’re nothing alike?
Danielle finds herself trying to save Mallory’s career while her sister’s demanding, perceptive boss, Ethan, watches her every move. It doesn’t help that she is inexplicably attracted to him when she vows to hate his guts. Meanwhile, Mallory begins to have conflicting feelings for her engaged best friend, Jesse, a sweet, rough-and-tough auto-mechanic who’s been her rock since childhood.
Will the twins get caught in their silly plot to hide the truth? Or will they get more than they bargained for?
Weddings Coordinated is a standalone, open-door romantic comedy. It features two emotionally charged romances roped together in one hilarious, fast-moving plot!
Mild open-door spice, occasional profanity
I've read a few of Gayle's books now, and this is one of my favourites.
Think Parent Trap if it were for adults and included boyfriends instead of parents.
The twins Mallory and Danielle couldn't be more different. One is business-minded and hasn't had a vacation for years, and the other reads her horoscope every morning.
When the best friend of one is getting married, the other covers at work for her.
I loved the banter and fun that ensued, and a little spice was great too. A little predictable, but that was half the fun; you know where we will end up, but how are we going to get there?
Gayle is on my must-read list now.
Another enjoyable read by Lisa :)
The characters were all entirely different personalities, and the opposites-attract moments felt genuine between Danielle and Ethan.
I had a little bit of a hard time starting because I was confused about whose POV I was reading at the start and …