The Chocolate Lovers' Wedding

By: Carole Matthews

Narrated by: Lucy Price-Lewis

Length: 10 hrs and 34 mins

Publisher's Summary

The ladies of the Chocolate Lovers' Club should be gearing up for the wedding of the year, but life keeps getting in the way.... 

Lucy is worried about her financial situation, and it keeps distracting her. Should she accept an offer of help from an untrustworthy source? 

Nadia may have a real chance at finding love, but other areas of her life aren't so rosy. Something needs to change - but what? 

Autumn can't wait to meet someone she hasn't seen in a very long time. She's full of hope for the future, but then things don't exactly go to plan.... 

Chantal has been through so much, and she's finally starting to feel settled. The last thing she needs is the kind of bad news that could change her life all over again. 

And yet, despite all the ups and downs, the Chocolate Lovers' ladies know they can get through it all as long as they have each other. They're not going to let anything get in the way of their happy ever afters in...The Chocolate Lovers' Wedding. 

PLEASE NOTE: new audio available from March 2016.

©2015 Carole Matthews (P)2015 Hachette Audio

Critic Reviews

"I'm a Carole Matthews addict!" (Mary Berry)

"Fabulously enjoyable...full of heart and fun." (Milly Johnson)

"A wonderful story of friendship and romance." (Katie Fforde)

Great story, terrible audio.

What did you like best about The Chocolate Lovers' Wedding? What did you like least?

Loved the story but the recording was rubbish.

Any additional comments?

Chapters of the books were chopped off and missing, and Audible should be ashamed of their quality assurance team.

enjoyable listen

Where does The Chocolate Lovers' Wedding rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

low, on account of it skips before I have finished listening to the chapter!! This happened about six times

Who was your favorite character and why?

Lucy, as she was more normal than some of the others. I'm getting fed up of reading about supposedly ordinary people with loads of money and no financial worries, especially when living in London - most of us here don't live like that!

How did the narrator detract from the book?

She didn't, the editing is the problem, not the narrator.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

No, and I wish I had known about the breast cancer storyline as I would have avoided this book on that basis. My sister is being treated for it and I don't need to read about it when I'm hoping to be entertained.

Any additional comments?

Please sort out the editing. I will never know what I've missed!

Enjoyed Story, But problem with missing content

What made the experience of listening to The Chocolate Lovers' Wedding the most enjoyable?

Having listened to Chocolate lovers Christmas it was good to hear how the characters lives continued

What aspect of Lucy Price-Lewis’s performance might you have changed?

I think her performance was excellent

Any additional comments?

Not sure if this is a problem with the recording or just my download but a large number of the chapters were truncated. The next Chapter was announced mid sentence of the previous chapter. A couple of chapters were only a couple of sentences long and the next chapter cut in mid sentence so not sure if this was correct or if I have a chunk of 2 chapters missing. The story did make sense and I didn't feel that I had missed anything
Not had this problem with any other downloads

Poor Quality Recording

Having read the other Chocolate Lover's title I was keen to listen to their next set of adventures. The story in itself was what I was hoping for but there were far too many chapters cut short as the recording jumped onto the start of the next chapter. I deleted the download and then downloaded it again, but the problem persisted and this was really irritating.

Overall, for fans of the previous story this is an enjoyable next episode, however, some of its threads were definitely affected by the poor quality of the download and so the 1 star given for performance is not reflective of the reader, who is enjoyable to listen to.

Shoddy editing ruined an otherwise good book.

Any additional comments?

This was a book I snapped up as soon as it was released but was massively disappointed with most of the chapters being cut short thus missing key moments. Despite this, it was still a great listen.

chapters are not completely

I really enjoyed the two previous chocolate lovers club books which were read brilliantly by Lucy price-Lewis but this book has chapters which are not 'unabridged' . Sometimes it even skips to the next chapter in the middle of a sentence. not impressed with this download. the story was too good to miss a moment!

Honestly...

Story, another smasher. Narrator, easy and pleasant to listen to, very relaxing. The recording / editing was unfortunately not good, the chapters would over lap, so it would just skip to the next chapter half way through a sentence which was disappointing and frustrating. Sorry

Delicious

This was a fantastic book and brought the tales of four best friends to a delicious close. I absolutely loved this book.

A fantastic book to listen to

I loved all the Chocolate lovers clubs books a very must to listen to again

wonderful like meeting up with old friends

I have enjoyed this series so much and the ending brought a tear to my eyes .The characters became like old friends .A really feel good story .I sincerely hope that at some point carole feels there is more to tell as I'm not ready to say goodbye to the choc lovers club .So nice to have pure escapism

A good yarn ruined!

I have always enjoyed the light frothiness of Carole Matthews books and have read the first two Chocolate Lover's books with joy, knowing that I would be entertained by the escapades of the characters. I understand fully that everthing in life is not easy or humorous but the plots have never strayed too far outside the realms of confronting us with the harsh realities of the choices we make and their consequences, as in gambling addiction etc or choosing the wrong partner. However, settling down with this novel I was smacked in the face by the "C" word (and I'm talking medically here). No-one on the planet can be unaware of the terrible reality of this dreadful disease and the impact it can have on our world but to be presented with this in a novel from an author we have learned to trust to ultimately ellevate our moods with her writing is disappointing to say the least. I don't want to stick my head in the sand but we are constantly confronted with the "C" word (medically speaking) in advertisements, on TV and other media without the need to be forced again to agonise over it in fiction!