Title: ALL DRESSED UP IN LOVE
Author:
Ruth Logan Herne
Publisher:
Zondervan
February
2015
ASIN:
B00KV0ZUWM
Genre:
Contemporary romance novella
A third-year law student, Tara Simonetti just needs
a job to pay the bills and put food on the table. After her father’s untimely
death, she’s determined to give her small hometown what he didn’t have: a good,
honest lawyer, but law school isn’t cheap. When she answers a want ad that
leads her to Elena’s Bridal one blustery morning, she feels like she’s died and
gone to heaven. All of the organza, gowns, and pearls she could ever imagine—her
dream job, indeed.
To complicate matters, hotshot lawyer Greg Elizondo
is working at the shop, trying to keep it afloat after his mother’s passing.
He’s kind and more handsome than Tara cares to
admit, but his laser-focus on the corporate ladder makes him the wrong match
for her.
As they work to save the shop from its impending
closing, their feelings begin to grow. But with Tara bound for the
valleys of northern Pennsylvania and Greg set
on New York City ,
all of the outside circumstances scream “NO.”
In the midst of juggling Bridezillas, wedding dress orders, and an upcoming gala for the shop, their attraction deepens, along with the reality that their goals are pulling them in two separate directions. No matter how
My
thoughts: ALL DRESSED UP IN LOVE is a lighthearted
approach to romance. Tara is a go-getter, a
fighter, and she’s willing to do what it takes. Greg is proud that he hasn’t sacrificed
his family in his ride to the heights, but then realizes he has… I liked that
both of them had issues to work through, decisions to make, and the faith
message was medium strong.
This was a fun book to read. I fell in love with the
characters and had to keep reading to find out what happened with them. Would Tara earn her law degree and return home to her destiny?
Or would she follow her dream job where it may take? Would Greg cut his losses,
liquidate his mother’s business and follow his dreams to New York City ? Or would he fight to keep
someone else’s dreams alive?
86
pages. Ebook only.
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