by Meg Maguire
I love Meg Maguire's writing and this book did not disappoint. Despite having a rather generic premise and a somewhat predictable story arc, I was pleasantly surprised at how eager I was to keep reading. The main characters, Leigh and Will, are very likeable and they have great chemistry, both as f...
It's too late to write a full review now, but I wanted to put this down before I forgot.I was reading along when this paragraph stuck out for me as saying a lot in just a few lines:Will stared over the water for a moment, and Leigh studied his eyes in the dying sun, bright as a blue glass pendant s...
I like reading Harlequin romances because you know you're getting your HEA in 200 pages or less. Sometimes I just need to get to the chase without a lot of angsty build up. Normally that works for me but in The Wedding Fling, unfortunately, it didn't.Long story short - Leigh found out that her fianc...
Hollywood actress Leigh Bailey isn't much looking forward to the circus of a wedding her parents are planning for her. It all seems far away from the more down-to-earth life she and her fiance Dan used to have -- and sadly, Dan seems far away too. Leigh's counting on their secluded honeymoon to brin...
I had a few issues with the relationship in this book and mostly the fault was that I didn’t really believe and connected with Leigh. She’s too naïve and way to pleasing. She wants do what everyone wants and what people expects, especially her family.But the problem for me was the fact she’s 27 and...
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