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A review by the_rabble
The Wedding Crasher by Mia Sosa
adventurous
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.25
Excellent book for 20something workaholics and people who have maybe accidentally prioritized work over the rest of their lives or other flavors of "I'm being responsible" avoidant-type risk mitigation.
2 POV, spicy, tale of using fake dating to recover from a couple low stakes whoopsies.
Characters from Worst Best Man are back, but nothing feels too much like a weird cameo or untrue to the characters growth in that book. It's still fun to hang out with the family at the center.
POV Characters: Dean was incredibly likeable in Sosa's Worst Best Man but takes a beat to warm up in this one. He's a Big Law K-thru-JD and that vibe is what you're swimming in for a good chunk of the book- his arc's primary antagonist is a gunner in his firm.
Solange is immediately an incredibly fun POV character. Her stream of consciousness and frankness make her a very fun romance protagonist. It gives straight Brazilian milennial Gideon the Ninth.
Ending: I hope we see more of Brandon.Him being a chaotic bisexual Puck fucking ruled at the end. Act 3 miscommunication being a cheeky plot from a platonically lovely scamp should be a thing more often.
2 POV, spicy, tale of using fake dating to recover from a couple low stakes whoopsies.
Characters from Worst Best Man are back, but nothing feels too much like a weird cameo or untrue to the characters growth in that book. It's still fun to hang out with the family at the center.
POV Characters: Dean was incredibly likeable in Sosa's Worst Best Man but takes a beat to warm up in this one. He's a Big Law K-thru-JD and that vibe is what you're swimming in for a good chunk of the book- his arc's primary antagonist is a gunner in his firm.
Solange is immediately an incredibly fun POV character. Her stream of consciousness and frankness make her a very fun romance protagonist. It gives straight Brazilian milennial Gideon the Ninth.
Ending: I hope we see more of Brandon.