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A review by ssejig
Sister of the Bride by Susan Mallery
3.0
Katie McCormick's ex is marrying her sister this weekend and her mother doesn't want to deal with the questions (to be fair, she doesn't want Katie to either.) So she asks her friend's son, Howie, to come to the wedding with Katie.
Howie is now going by Jackson. He was incredibly intelligent, starting college at sixteen and he remembers Katie as a girl who hated him the last time they met fourteen years ago. Being Katie's date isn't on the top of his things to do but his mother wears him down.
The two spend some time together both in and out of bet. It is a short book so the romance is fast (think "a weekend") but it is fun nonetheless.
Howie is now going by Jackson. He was incredibly intelligent, starting college at sixteen and he remembers Katie as a girl who hated him the last time they met fourteen years ago. Being Katie's date isn't on the top of his things to do but his mother wears him down.
The two spend some time together both in and out of bet. It is a short book so the romance is fast (think "a weekend") but it is fun nonetheless.