2 Romance Mini Reviews

Valentine’s Day may be over, but anytime is a great time for some rom-coms.

{Thank you to @prhaudio for the opportunity to listen and share these books! #gifted }

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Trains. Planes. And, Automobiles.

I thought Wedding Dashers by Heather McBreen was so much fun!Ada is the big sister who has always taken care of her little sister. When she shares her reservations that her sister is rushing into marriage too soon they hit a rough patch. Still she’s the maid-of-honor and on her way to Ireland for a destination wedding, despite having a full plate—she’s on a break from her long time boyfriend, had her business go under and is flat broke.With a cancelled connecting flight, she finds herself pouring her heart to a stranger at the bar; she’ll never see him again. Until they both realize they are headed to the same wedding! You’ll laugh and swoon over this pair dealing with a blown out tire, missed trains, and accommodations with only one bed! A fantastic debut! This one is read by Brittany Pressley who I love!

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I’m going to be upfront about Flirting with Disaster by Naina Kumar . . . This one centers largely on miscommunication which I usually despise. However, somehow, someway, it didn’t really bother me in this book. Maybe because the couple was young and didn’t know how to best communicate and made assumptions what they thought the other wanted? Maybe because there was great character growth in the story?Flirting with Disaster begins with a flashback of Meena and Nikhil accidental getting married in Vegas. Only neither one of them is really upset about it. However, by the first chapter it is apparent something went awry. Meena, a high profile lawyer with political ambitions, is back in Houston from D.C. to finally, officially get a divorce. But, she probably should have checked the weather forecast because a hurricane is headed straight for Houston! The pair is forced to hunker down together and slowly begin remembering all the things they loved about each other. Read by Soneela Nankani, this was another winner!