Publication Date: August 19, 2014
Publisher: Revell
Series: Weddings by Design # 4
Cassia
Pappas has found herself in a nearly impossible situation. She wants to spend
her time immersed in her new job at a Galveston Island floral shop, arranging
blooms and brightening occasions with her lovely creations. But her huge Greek
family–especially her father–has other ideas. They’ve all relocated to
Galveston to open up a new family restaurant location on the Strand– directly
across the street from the Rossis’ popular pizza place–and they want Cassia’s
full participation.
To make matters worse, as Cassia is trying to develop a strong professional relationship with Galveston’s premier wedding coordinator, Bella Neeley, her own father is intent on stealing all of the Rossi family’s faithful customers. Not exactly the best way to get into Bella’s good graces!
Still, at least Alex, that hot delivery guy from the nursery, is always hanging around the flower shop . . .
Fan favorite Janice Thompson gives readers one more romp with Bella, Galveston, and the bustling wedding biz in the final installment of her popular series. Anyone who loves quirky families, loads of laughter, and tender romance will find themselves hooked.
God would make all things beautiful – like the fragrant bouquet – in his time. If I could just hang on for the ride.
And
with a family like mine, who had the time to dream of Prince Charming?
I
had to die somehow. Might as well be with this good-looking guy on my arm and
pepperoni on my breath.
Thompson’s
books never fail me. Whenever I need a quick pick me up or some stress relief
from a chaotic day, her books will always do the trick. This is the fourth book
in this series and I would really be very content if she kept this series going
for quite a while. The characters are always delightful and easy to relate to.
The family rivalry in this story was a great add on as it’s not something you
often read in too many books. It added a nice challenge to Cassia’s dreams
because it put so much strain her relationship with her father. This book has
an encouraging underlying message as well that I believe anyone can appreciate
and relate to!
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