Wedding Dashers

By: Heather McBreen

Narrated by: Brittany Pressley, Heather McBreen

After a case of mistaken identity and an almost one-night stand, two stranded wedding guests have to find their way to their final destination together, in this riotously fun debut romance.

Ada’s little sister is getting married. Which should be a happy thought, right? But the once close sisters have been in a year long fight, the wedding is all the way in Ireland, and Ada is so broke that she just barely managed to get a ticket on a budget airline. And as if things couldn’t get worse, said airline just cancelled her connection. Which means Ada is stuck in London with no way to make it to the wedding.

Surely she’s hit rock bottom?

So, there’s no reason for her not to spill her heart out about the over-the-top wedding, her sister’s worryingly quick engagement, and the womanizing best man she’s dreading meeting to a handsome also-stranded stranger at the bar. Until she realizes the stranger is headed to the same wedding. Oh, and he’s the infamous best man.

Now, Jack and Ada must put their simmering attraction behind them to make it to Belfast before they miss the nuptials. But between flat tires, missed trains, and suspect hostels, Jack and Ada start to question whether their feelings are worth going the distance, or just a distracting detour along the way.

Predictable

Predictable story of finding the bad boy, Mr. Wrong, and changing him to become your Prince Charming.

DELIGHTFULLY FUNNY & SEXY

I absolutely loved this, I replayed multiple scenes because they were were so brilliant. The humour was off the charts but there was also heart, hope and some real feet kicking moments!

Excellent, cute, uplifting

Slow burn romance with no angst or heartbreak. Feels like a Meg Ryan movie from the 90’s. Happy, fun, a little cheesy. Cute vibes.

the plot

it was nice with the twists and turns and funny inserts. i liked the added mention of movies and referenced books and stars.

Cute Romance

The narrator struck me as hyperactive for the first half of the book. later the story got more believable . Of course it had a sweet ending which is what romances are supposed to be about.