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Penny’s gotten herself into another one of her crazy messes. She’s broke
and about to be evicted. When her online boyfriend suggests they elope,
she agrees. Why not? She loves him, even though she hasn’t met him, so
she blows the last of her cash on a fun Las Vegas wedding. Except,
William stands her up and the limo driver picks up the wrong guy. A
smokin’ hot wrong guy. Too bad she doesn’t find out who he really is
until after the wedding.
Harrison Williams needs a wife to gain access to his trust fund account. He goes to Las Vegas to meet someone, but there’s a mix up and he ends up at the Chapel-O-Love exchanging vows with Penny, a spirited girl in a cheap veil. When they realize the mistake, he convinces her to go back to Bel Air with him to prove that he’s married, and he agrees to pretend to be William so her family doesn’t have to know about her big mistake. Sounds like a good plan. What could go wrong?
Mistakenly Married is a sweet, clean romantic comedy.
Harrison Williams needs a wife to gain access to his trust fund account. He goes to Las Vegas to meet someone, but there’s a mix up and he ends up at the Chapel-O-Love exchanging vows with Penny, a spirited girl in a cheap veil. When they realize the mistake, he convinces her to go back to Bel Air with him to prove that he’s married, and he agrees to pretend to be William so her family doesn’t have to know about her big mistake. Sounds like a good plan. What could go wrong?
Mistakenly Married is a sweet, clean romantic comedy.
Genre: contemporary romance
Publication date: March 2016
Mature content: no
Review: I have to say that I liked the concept of Mistakenly Married, and I liked the fact that it's a nice, clean romance story. But there are just too many clichés in it, from the naive small town girl getting married in Vegas to a guy she met online (and who turns out to be a serial womanizer) to the evil stepmother and the trophy wife named Candy.
I found the story interesting and funny, but riddled with stereotypes and childish behavior. It improved a bit towards the end, but I still think it doesn't qualify for more than three stars.
Mistakenly Married is book three in the Married Series by Victorine E. Lieske, but can be perfectly read as a stand alone.
Happy Monday,
I found the story interesting and funny, but riddled with stereotypes and childish behavior. It improved a bit towards the end, but I still think it doesn't qualify for more than three stars.
Happy Monday,
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