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A review by hugbandit7
Always a Bridesmaid by Cindi Madsen
5.0
If you are looking for a book filled with puppies, friendship, humor, family, and romance, then this is the book for you. This is the followup book to Just One of the Groomsmen but you don't have to read the first book to read this one.
Violet arrives in Uncertainty to nurse her wounds from a failed relationship and to help her sister Maisey fix up her bakery. She didn't count on starting a fire and meeting Ford, one of the firefighters for the town, and falling for him. He has his own issues when it comes to relationships and she was the last thing he expected when he responded to the call about the fire.
I laughed through the whole book. I didn't mark any passages to share because I would have wanted to share the whole book. There are some touching moments, times when the characters are at odds, and some spicy scenes to round out the book. I thought it was brilliant to have Violet be so open about her ADHD and when one of the puppies training to be search and rescue dogs has the same affliction, she becomes attached to him and nicknames his Distracto before he is given his official name, Trouble. Ford has issues and almost ruins a good thing by not following his heart and listening to others. It's a guy thing, but thankfully his best friend is Addie Murphy and she helps set him straight.
The book does leave something of a cliffhanger regarding one of the friends, Easton. I want to know his story but I'll have to wait. sigh.
We give this book 5 paws up.
Violet arrives in Uncertainty to nurse her wounds from a failed relationship and to help her sister Maisey fix up her bakery. She didn't count on starting a fire and meeting Ford, one of the firefighters for the town, and falling for him. He has his own issues when it comes to relationships and she was the last thing he expected when he responded to the call about the fire.
I laughed through the whole book. I didn't mark any passages to share because I would have wanted to share the whole book. There are some touching moments, times when the characters are at odds, and some spicy scenes to round out the book. I thought it was brilliant to have Violet be so open about her ADHD and when one of the puppies training to be search and rescue dogs has the same affliction, she becomes attached to him and nicknames his Distracto before he is given his official name, Trouble. Ford has issues and almost ruins a good thing by not following his heart and listening to others. It's a guy thing, but thankfully his best friend is Addie Murphy and she helps set him straight.
The book does leave something of a cliffhanger regarding one of the friends, Easton. I want to know his story but I'll have to wait. sigh.
We give this book 5 paws up.