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The Wedding Ringer
by Kerry Rea
I don’t think I have ever read a book that was set in the state of Ohio before!
This is such a cute story, and I enjoyed it from the first page to the last. It makes for a nice vacation read! The story was unique and interesting, and I found myself appreciating a lot of the characters. My favorite character in the story was probably Glory; she was the ever supportive, funny and full of grace woman that Willa needed in her life (as does everyone!) As for my least favorite characters, I hated Max and Sarah so much. The author did a great job at making readers hate those two for their appalling behavior and crocodile tears.
One thing that bothered me slightly about the plot was about Liam getting mad at Willa for deceiving everyone and walking out on her, but coming back to reconcile like nothing happened a little bit later. I was confused about that happening as it seemed a little abrupt. Other than that, though, I was happy that they ended up together in the end of the story.
I also thought it was really great that the author didn’t include any kind of revenge against Max and Sarah - this choice made it realistic, as often there is not any seeming justice for every bad By. by allowing Willa to find an experience happiness with new people, and simply moving on as best as she can from the betrayal of people close to her, the author made it a story that feels real and realistic.
Loved this read!
This is such a cute story, and I enjoyed it from the first page to the last. It makes for a nice vacation read! The story was unique and interesting, and I found myself appreciating a lot of the characters. My favorite character in the story was probably Glory; she was the ever supportive, funny and full of grace woman that Willa needed in her life (as does everyone!) As for my least favorite characters, I hated Max and Sarah so much. The author did a great job at making readers hate those two for their appalling behavior and crocodile tears.
One thing that bothered me slightly about the plot was about Liam getting mad at Willa for deceiving everyone and walking out on her, but coming back to reconcile like nothing happened a little bit later. I was confused about that happening as it seemed a little abrupt. Other than that, though, I was happy that they ended up together in the end of the story.
I also thought it was really great that the author didn’t include any kind of revenge against Max and Sarah - this choice made it realistic, as often there is not any seeming justice for every bad By. by allowing Willa to find an experience happiness with new people, and simply moving on as best as she can from the betrayal of people close to her, the author made it a story that feels real and realistic.
Loved this read!