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Title: Bridesmaids
Author: Jane Costello
Narrator: Emma Gregory
Format: Unabridged
Length: 9 hrs and 49 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-06-17
Publisher: Whole Story Audiobooks
Genres: Fiction, Chick Lit
Publisher's Summary:
Evie is 27; she's never been in love and worries that she never will be. And the prospect of being bridesmaid at no less than three weddings fills her with trepidation.
Things get worse when Evie learns that Jack, the most attractive man Evie has ever laid eyes on, is Valentina's date. Jack can't possibly be as good as he seems. But as they sit together talking late into the night, Evie finds herself wishing he was real.
Critic Reviews:
"If you like Sophie Kinsella, youll love Jane Costello." (Cosmopolitan)
"Full of laugh out loud moments!" (Glamour)
Members Reviews:
Five Stars
Love her books!!!
Totally beats the movie, IMHO
And no, that is not to say that the movie is based on the book. They just share the same title.
I feel like I'm starting to sound like a broken record when it comes to reviewing Jane Costello's books, but I can't help it, because - to borrow an English phrase - they're just SO BLOODY GOOD!
I love ALL the characters in her books. Like ALL of them. Yes, there's always a bad guy and a good guy - and by guy I refer here to possible male and/or female characters - but even those, you tend to love - in a love/hate sort of way.
Who couldn't love Valentina, who is self-obsessed, and hilariously charming in a Scarlett O'Hara sort of way? Or Charlotte, who I bet so many women shared a connection with as she went through her inner turmoils, ups and downs, and endured so much talk from so many people, which pushed her into committing the one mortal sin that could break the sister code? Or Georgia? Modest, funny, down-to-earth Georgia? Or last, but certainly not least, Evie? Good old Evie, who thought she suffered from commitment issues, when her only ailment was the fact that she just hadn't found the right guy yet...that is until Jack. Sigh. Jack. The embodiment of perfect male sculpted into a fictional - of course - character in a book, making it absolutely complete.
The only part I really didn't like and found unnecessarily silly was the scene when Evie felt forced to make up that boyfriend story for Jack's benefit in a moment of panic. Honestly, it seemed childish and a little immature for a twenty-seven year old. It also felt like Costello was trying to create a conflict for no reason, when the Beth thing was way better executed in my opinion.
All in all, Jane Costello has yet to disappoint me with one of her books. And my only regret is that I've finished reading all of them, and now have to wait for her next novel to come out - which won't be until 2012.
I laughed so hard my face still hurts
This is surely one of the best chick lit books I've read this year. Imagine watching your favorite rom com, best friends over, ice cream and popcorn included - well this book is BETTER. Hell, imagine a date with Ryan Gosling (yeah, I see you drooling already). Well you know what? THIS BOOK is better than that!
Never ever would I tell this is a debut, it's brilliant from every possible aspect.
The story is amazing and keeps your interest till the very last page. It follows Evie Hart, a 27 year old journalist who's never been in love. Of course, she's had few short term relationships, but she never felt those butterflies we all get when we're in love. But that all changes one day when she's invited to be a bridesmaid to a friends' wedding and meets handsome Jack.
I love weddings but it's a fact they are stressful.