The Perfect Arrangement
The October Wedding
Katie Ganshert
Amelia is a florist who now owns her mother's flower shop. Trying to escape an awkward situation she accidentally bumps her car into another car. Eager to escape, she quickly exchanges business cards with a man named Nate and rushes off. She emails him and they settle the car issue. But when she sees her brother's fiance in an unusual setting she emails her best friend for advice. But the email goes to Nate and an email friendship begins. Amelia is cautious and a scared of letting anyone get too close to her heart. Can she trust Nate to keep her heart safe?
I loved this novella. It was my favorite of all of the wedding series. The characters were delightful and refreshingly real. The story had some humorous moments, but also some heartfelt ones. The romance was clean and sweet. It focused on friendship, instead of physical attraction, which is a wonderful change from most romances. I loved the element of emails that made me think of the book "Daddy Long Legs" and other similar books. The book is full of delightful little details about old movies, long ago romances, and the meaning of certain flowers. I really hope that there is another story about this couple. I really loved them.
Definitely a book I would recommend.
I loved this novella. It was my favorite of all of the wedding series. The characters were delightful and refreshingly real. The story had some humorous moments, but also some heartfelt ones. The romance was clean and sweet. It focused on friendship, instead of physical attraction, which is a wonderful change from most romances. I loved the element of emails that made me think of the book "Daddy Long Legs" and other similar books. The book is full of delightful little details about old movies, long ago romances, and the meaning of certain flowers. I really hope that there is another story about this couple. I really loved them.
Definitely a book I would recommend.
I received this book free of charge from BookLook Blogger in exchange for my honest review.
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