Emma Tate wants to fulfill her dying fathers wish of walking her down
the aisle. Having ended her relationship with her fiance, she's not sure
how she'll do that. Then she runs into her long time good friend, Jake
Sawyer. He suggests that he could fulfill the roll of her husband and
gives her a ring. When they announce their engagement, her parents are
thrilled. As they move forward planning an October wedding, they begin
to experience a few problems; the Bunco Babes, small town gossip but
mainly their true feelings for each other. Will they follow through with
their fake wedding for the sake of Emma's father or will it become
something real?What a great story. I loved getting to know Emma and Jake and all the secondary characters. The story itself was really cute and one that was hard to put down because the town and people are so endearing. You'll experience with Emma the emotions of knowing your father has cancer. You'll find yourself smiling when Emma finds out what Patty learned at Bunco. Although this was a novella, it was completely satisfying. I would, however, have loved this to be a full-length novel. This is the third book I've read by this author and have really come to love her easy writing style. She paints realistic characters that just capture your heart, and that, along with witty dialog, makes her stories top-notch and ones that I would highly recommend, including An October Bride.
*This complimentary copy was provided by Zondervan through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review*
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