Holly broke up with Josh years ago in an attempt to ensure his future success. But she loved him then and still loves him now. As she helps him plan his best friend’s wedding, she can’t help but feel horrible for the pain she caused him. And even though she longs to be with Josh, she doesn’t feel worthy of his big-time lifestyle when she is more comfortable in her small town world. Will Josh and Holly be able to keep things as they are when their true feelings threaten to surface at every turn?
My Thoughts:
Becky Wade wraps up the Year of Weddings 2 series in true
Texas love story fashion. This book is the perfect ending to an amazing series.
Holly and Josh fell in love young, and she broke his
heart in an attempt to do what she believed was best for him. That alone took a
tremendous amount of love and courage for a college girl, and started this book
out by proving just how much she truly loved Josh.
When Josh returns to town, it is obvious that he has
never stopped loving Holly. I applaud him for having the courage to put himself
out there and see where his relationship with Holly could end up if they spent
some time together.
I thought these two characters were perfect for each
other, and even more perfect as the selection to round out this series. If you
haven’t had a chance to read the Year of Wedding series, I suggest you add it
to your reading list today.
During her childhood in California, Becky frequently
produced homemade plays starring her sisters, friends, and cousins. These plays
almost always featured a heroine, a prince, and a love story with a happy
ending. She's been a fan of all things romantic ever since.
Becky and her husband lived overseas in the Caribbean and Australia before settling in Dallas, Texas. It was during her years abroad that Becky's passion for reading turned into a passion for writing. She published three historical romances with Avon Books, then put her career on hold for several years to care for her three kids, then recently returned to writing sheerly for the love of it. She felt led to move to the genre of contemporary Christian romance and couldn’t be more thrilled with it.
These days Becky can be found failing but trying to keep up with her housework,
sweating at the gym, carting her kids around town, playing tennis, hunched over
her computer, eating chocolate, or collapsed on the sofa watching TV with her
husband.
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