A Fool's Gold Wedding

By: Susan Mallery

Narrated by: Tanya Eby

Sparks fly when the sister of the bride meets the brother of the groom in this brand-new Fool’s Gold love story…Abby Hendrix would do anything to help with her beloved sister’s wedding, even play tour guide to the off-puttingly brilliant—and unexpectedly gorgeous—brother of the groom. She’s a small-town schoolteacher; he’s a gifted surgeon. Nothing intimidating about that! She’ll just ask him to help her plan a top secret surprise for the wedding. No pressure.

Joaquin Kincaid has always been book-smart and people-awkward, and Abby’s sweet and social nature triggers an unexpected yearning inside him. His whole life, he’s been an outsider, while she’s so popular she’s able to convince an entire town to go along with her wild ideas. For the first time ever, he’s met a woman who accepts him as he is, quirks and all, and he feels himself falling in love. Could Abby love him, too? Or, when she discovers the real reason he came to Fool’s Gold, will he lose her forever?

Don’t miss Susan Mallery’s latest book, The Stepsisters! A heartfelt tale of friendship between two women who used to be sisters.

So cute

I love the series, I hope you continue with more books for it. The narrator did a wonderful job on all the books this far

Quick book

Great story and sweet couple. I loved the main characters and the end of their story.

Waste of time

Why anyone would give this 5 stars is beyond me it was a complete waste of my time and my brainpower. Choose another book.

Really silly conflict

The conflict was silly. It could have been solved with a conversation one character avoided, but wasn't a lie or betrayal or using someone. When the heroine overreacts as she does, it makes her the bad guy, and a stupid one. Her whole family was determined to make the guy grovel for forgiveness for something he really didn't do, to prove his love.

Kind of immature

Maybe if the book was longer it could have been more of a story. The way it was you didn't get to really get to know the characters. The narration was just okay.

Weak unbelievable dialogue

This was the corniest lamest book I have listened to but made myself listen to the entire thing since I spent good money for it.

It might intrigue a 12 year old but probably too lame even for them. The dialogue sucked. Sorry not a fan