Posted: Nov. 21, 2014
Curvy, vulnerable Jasmine has never had much luck with men and doesn't believe in true love. When she grudgingly accepts an invitation to her sister's wedding, the last thing she expects is to be seated beside gorgeous, teasing Robert.
Finding herself attracted to the handsome swimmer and won over by his kindness, Jasmine considers letting herself fall for the first time in her life. But, Robert's checkered past may become a problem, even if she can overcome her fears and give him a chance to win her heart.
Based on beloved characters found in Lucy Kevin's charming Four Weddings and a Fiasco series, The Wedding Date tells the story of Anne Fairleigh's half sister, Jasmine Turner and Robert Callahan.
MY REVIEW:
What do you do when you come from a
background with a huge lack of trust?
One of the two at a young age rebels and gets into trouble with the
law. When he is given a second chance
Robert Callahan, 19, becomes a student at South Oregon University (SOU), and
hold on with both hands. He doesn’t have
much time to date with swim team, practice/training, school/studying, and
working to earn money for school extras.
He has a goal and he is meeting and working toward each one.
He is asked by the bride of the wedding he
will be attending with his family to be her new found step-sister’s unofficial
date. She doesn’t know anyone and since
they are both under 30 it would be nice for her. He agrees since Anne and Gareth, mainly have
great to him and giving him a chance. Plus
Anne has been trying to hook them up for a while since her sister, Jasmine
Turner, 21, goes to SOU too. Jasmine has
not made that easy.
Jasmine has a low self-esteem due to not
being raised with a father and made her not trust men. To find out that she was the product of an
affair her father had was just too much to take. Men were off the list of serious ventures. As well as marriage. So, when she was invited to Anne’s wedding
she truly didn’t want to go. They agreed
not to allow their father’s behavior taint their relationship, him being gone
made it easier.
When she meets Robert by chance so she
thinks her guards go up. Being slightly
overweight with a rack that guys can’t take their eyes off of is not cool. It was refreshing to her when Robert took one
long glance at first after that when he spoke to her he looked at her
eyes. They flow easily into a bantering
that is fun and exciting to Jasmine. To
the point where Robert says he’s giving her a pet name like all the guys on the
swim team do. The first one she
vetoed. The seconded she liked okay, “Mina.” She said she just liked calling him Robert
instead of the Bobby the family all called him.
From here on out they connect and disconnect and the outside elements
intrude. Honesty is important and openness
to calm the fear. I so enjoyed this
book. It was a fast read but the
feelings that you went through with the characters were real. I give this book 5 stars. Provided by Net Galley. Follow us at: www.1rad-readerreviews.com
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