Some parts were laugh-out-loud funny, in the vein of Janet Evanovich, but other parts were a bit too heavy on God / Christianity. ( )

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A light-hearted book, narrated informally by a young woman called Bella. She's from a large and extraverted Italian-American family, and runs a wedding organising business. She's quite likeable, although very introspective and constantly worried that things will go wrong.

The main plot is about the preparation for a cowboy style wedding, but there's also a low-key romance, which progresses without conflict but begins with a misunderstanding that really makes no sense.

The humour wasn't really my style and I found some of the repetition a bit irritating, but as a quick and lightweight holiday read, it was pleasant enough. ( )

Corny Christian romance. Far too much self-pity in the main character, Bella, and WAY too much usage of the words "country-western" and "boot-scootin'". No self-respecting cowgirl uses either. ( )

A cute and light book. The spiritual lessons encouraged me. Not much else to say! ( )