Wedding Games
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4.6 • 22 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Enjoy this steamy Scottish romance series from multi-award-winning romantic comedy author Evie Alexander…
Say 'I do' to Scotland's wedding of the year!
Wedding bells are finally ringing for Rory and Zoe! But setting a date and saying 'yes to the dress' is a lot more complicated when their mothers are mortal enemies and Rory's stepfather is a Hollywood star with a death wish.
And if their families weren't complicated enough, their friends are determined to make the bachelor and bachelorette parties ones they will remember forever – or desperately try to forget…
A castle, a cast of thousands, a superstar who's lost the plot, and an unlikely stripper. Can Rory and Zoe unravel the tangles in time to tie the knot, or is eloping the only answer?
Get your glad rags on and hold onto your hats. It's time to unleash matrimonial madness!
Wedding Games is a laugh-out-loud, spicy romcom novella, with all your favorite characters from the Kinloch series and a guaranteed happily-ever-after – perfect for fans of Pippa Grant, Lauren Blakely, Rosa Lucas, Annika Martin, Kayley Loring, and Lucy Score! It can be read as a standalone but is best enjoyed after the other books in the series.
Get your copy of Wedding Games today!
Customer Reviews
I said I do to this hilarious rom-com
Evie brought back our favorite characters from the series for this spectacular ending. This book, heck the entire series checked off all my boxes; the steam, the moments where I literally LOL, the enemies to lovers, the grumpy/ sunshine, the hilarious family members, the happy ever afters, oh did I mention the steam?!?! You will not want to miss this series.
A Cute & Silly Happily Ever After in the Highlands
I really enjoyed Wedding Games, even without having read the other books that came before it in the series. Even though I hadn’t read them, I was still able to follow the story and appreciate the characters’ relationships, and I felt like this was a nice wrap-up of a romance series, ending with a feel good, happy ever after. Some of the characters felt a bit like caricatures of real people (Brad and Arnold in particular), but I actually liked it that way. And I really loved the members of the bridal party, especially Charlie. The humor and fun they brought to the story was great. While it didn’t feel like there was much of a plot, given there wasn’t much conflict to resolve, I think this was mostly due to the nature of the book being the final one of the series and more focused on ending everything on a high note for that HEA. I don’t know that there’s much better praise to give, other than to say that I liked the book well enough that I intend to read the rest of the series now.
I received a free advanced review copy of this book and leave this review voluntarily.