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A review by hainyh
The Wedding Date by Zara Stoneley
5.0
I started out a little apprehensive about this book, as it is of the 'chic lit' genre and told with a humorous vein raining throughout. At first I thought the humorous aspect was going to make this a tacky and cheesy read, but it really worked and I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and just a few pages in I was gripped.
Main protagonist Sam is off to a wedding where her recent ex-boyfriend will be attending with his new (pregnant) partner in tow. Therefore Sam recruits an actor, Jake, to play the part of her boyfriend so as to avoid feeling like the awkward singleton. From that information alone you can probably predict the outcome of the book, but despite the predictability of the plot it was enjoyable to see how the characters got there. I would highly recommend this book, and can't wait to read more from Zara Stoneley.
Main protagonist Sam is off to a wedding where her recent ex-boyfriend will be attending with his new (pregnant) partner in tow. Therefore Sam recruits an actor, Jake, to play the part of her boyfriend so as to avoid feeling like the awkward singleton. From that information alone you can probably predict the outcome of the book, but despite the predictability of the plot it was enjoyable to see how the characters got there. I would highly recommend this book, and can't wait to read more from Zara Stoneley.