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katikatPlanning wealthy socialite Mallory Dalrymple’s wedding is the coup of the year—maybe of Griffin Skerry’s entire career. If only Mallory wasn’t marrying Griffin’s ex. And if only Joe wasn’t messing with Griffin’s mind by sending all these mixed signals.
Of course, it could always be worse—and before long, it is.
Much worse.
Review: 4th in the "Petit Morts" series - and my favorite so far. I loved all the details about what a wedding planner has to do and has to suffer through on daily basis. And there was a dead body again, of course - no book of Josh Lanyon's would be complete without a murder/attempted murder of some kind, hehe.
The author said that it wasn't a sad story, a bit melancholy but not sad - but I did feel that it was sad. To read about what Griff went through in high school, how Hamar betrayed him... And then the Valentine card with the little Viking - that broke my heart and I actually sniffled.
And it was great to see Chance from Sweets to the Sweet again. Hopefully, he'll pop up somewhere again. What an interesting character!
Of course, it could always be worse—and before long, it is.
Much worse.
Review: 4th in the "Petit Morts" series - and my favorite so far. I loved all the details about what a wedding planner has to do and has to suffer through on daily basis. And there was a dead body again, of course - no book of Josh Lanyon's would be complete without a murder/attempted murder of some kind, hehe.
The author said that it wasn't a sad story, a bit melancholy but not sad - but I did feel that it was sad. To read about what Griff went through in high school, how Hamar betrayed him... And then the Valentine card with the little Viking - that broke my heart and I actually sniffled.
And it was great to see Chance from Sweets to the Sweet again. Hopefully, he'll pop up somewhere again. What an interesting character!
