Wedding Date

By: Monica Murphy

Narrated by: Felicity Munroe, Stephen Dexter

Length: 8 hrs and 25 mins

Publisher's summary

Kelsey Phillips is over the dating scene.

All that time and energy perfecting your profile and taking just the right picture and articulating exactly what you’re looking for, only to get the same sleazy propositions? No, thanks. She’s doing just fine on her own, so there’s no point in a fruitless hunt for “the one” that doesn’t exist.

Besides, she already has the perfect man in her life. Theo is the type of friend who’s always there for a laugh, a hug, or a drink - and no propositions.

So when he somehow manages to agree to be a groomsman in his ex-fiancée’s wedding to his cousin, the least Kelsey can do is be his date.

But why stop at doing the least?

Pretending to be in a relationship is easy. They already know everything about each other. And it sure isn’t hard to fake attraction to a guy as gorgeous as Theo. Soon enough, the only pretense left is that they haven’t fallen for each other for real...and the very small matter of the secret Kelsey’s been keeping. Can a fake relationship survive this real revelation?

©2020 Monica Murphy (P)2021 Blackstone Publishing

Really enjoyed!

First book by this author I have listened to. I will definitely seek out more. First time listening to Stephen Dexter - will look for more narrated by him too! Sexy voice. Loved the friends to lovers theme - and it flowed well. 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️4🔥🔥🔥🔥

Theo and Kelsey

A beautiful coming together of two friends that are clearly meant to be with each other. Kelsey and Theo have undeniable chemistry and an amazing connection. This story is fun, entertaining and absolutely adorable. I enjoyed every second of it.
Narration is perfection. Stephen Dexter and Felicity Munroe truly brought these charming characters to life.

Fun and Romantic

Loved it ... didnt want to put it down.... True romance.... looking to read another book from this author

finally a realistic twist to the story!

There was the predictable confusion but this time it lead to a justified upset. I like the continuation of the stories as they include related characters that part is the best -- oh along with the great steamy scenes!! those get better with each book in the series.

Good

This was a good story but I was expecting to hear about Kelsi’s family history. It kind of left you hanging.

Loved it!

I’ve been listening to this series and enjoyed all of them. I really enjoyed this one and I thought they were great characters and I enjoyed both narrators. This series has turned me to reading more of Monica Murphy!

is there proof reading?

Some poilers ahead.
Overall I enjoyed the story. Super hot scenes and the storyline in itself was well put together. However, there are some inconsistencies that bother me.
1-Size of the love interests family-changes randomly.
2-The cousin is an only child then has a sibling.
3-There was a condom that magically disappeared.
I fond things like this extremely annoying.

Steamy and Decent Story Line

This book was just what I was looking for. Good amount of steam and decent narration. It had a good story line too. I listen to stories a lot while driving which means sometimes I miss bits and pieces, which can be hard if I have to carefully follow the storyline. This book was an easy listen and didn’t require my entire attention to get what was going on in the story. I’d listen to it again if I’m looking for a good story with good steam!

Best book in the series

Loved it. Great chemistry with the main characters. The voices were prefect for the characters.

TW: unplanned pregnancy

I generally love a friend to lovers romance. Frankly, there aren't enough of them out there as enemies to lovers seems to dominate the genre.

I was very happy for and about this relationship until the accidental pregnancy that happens the first time they don't use protection and totally helps solve all their communication and trust issues. *eyeroll*

That's not how most unplanned pregnancies work. Meanwhile, many secure, committed couples TTC for years without success. I am not a fan of pregnancy as a plot device. Lost stars for that.