Runaway Groom Wedding Fever Book 3 edition by Fiona Lowe Contemporary Romance eBooks
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Book three of Wedding Fever
Amy Sagar's life is in ruins. Fired from her fast-track job and dumped by her double-crossing boyfriend, she retreats to Whitetail, Wisconsin, to lick her wounds and regroup. Meeting an impossible, sexy Australian isn't part of her strategy for getting back on track.
Ben Armytage is running away. After being left at the altar and publicly humiliated, he's taking his vintage motorcycle on an extended road trip from Argentina to Alaska. Having his journey interrupted by a breakdown and sharing a house with a curvy, redheaded lawyer in a town obsessed with weddings was never on his itinerary.
Though being stuck in a luxury log cabin isn't really a hardship, living together with their broken hearts isn't easy. When the attraction between Amy and Ben proves unstoppable, they'll both begin rethinking their plans…
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Runaway Groom Wedding Fever Book 3 edition by Fiona Lowe Contemporary Romance eBooks
This was an easy read, cute and I really liked the characters. I did find a few plot points not quite believable - I'm a writer and maybe am too critical at times - but as always, Fiona Lowe delivers a fun, lifting read that takes me out of the daily grind and makes me feel good. Nicely done Fiona!Product details
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Runaway Groom Wedding Fever Book 3 edition by Fiona Lowe Contemporary Romance eBooks Reviews
In Runaway Groom (Wedding Fever #3) by Fiona Lowe, Amy Sagar arrives in Whitetail, Wisconsin, at one of the lowest points in her life. She has been betrayed, fired and lost her boyfriend in one fell swoop. Some time away from Chicago is in order so she can sort out her next big step. Only the local house Amy's unexpectedly staying in doesn't remain quiet and relaxing for long. In walks Ben Armytage, a sexy Australian on his way through the U.S. on his vintage Harley. Their initial meeting is a disaster and the sexual tension is off the charts. Amy should be preparing for job interviews not ogling the man candy she's sharing the house with, or being pulled into wedding drama at the local boutique. But maybe Ben and the rest of the residents in Whitetail can provide the support she needs to help her get back on her feet again.
Aussie Ben Armytage thought a trek across basically the entire Western hemisphere would finally rid his mind of the betrayal he received courtesy of his ex-fiancee Lexie. When his beloved Harley, Red, has a few issues he finds himself in Whitetail, which much to his horror is a mecca for weddings. Ben didn't think it could get worse until he meets Amy. He's sworn off women, but she's sweet & shy and looks like a pinup girl, so he can't help his reaction to her. But she's also hiding something from him. And as secrets are revealed, on both their parts, Ben may be pushed further than he's ready and willing to go emotionally.
I have to say, I truly enjoyed this romance. I immediately identified with the characters, Amy in particular, and loved that there were two other couples we meet along the way who also find their HEA.
Fiona's writing style was easy to follow and flowed smoothly from one character's POV to the next. Both Amy and Ben were going through some very deep, dark emotional struggles when they met and I liked how Fiona wasn't afraid to delve into that while still adding funny moments to lighten the overall tone a bit. Pair that with the sense of community that runs throughout, and this story reminded me of Susan Mallery's Fool's Gold series and Robyn Carr's Virgin River series. It's full of strong secondary characters that add charm and quirkiness to the story.
I kind of fell for Ben right away (what is it about Australian men?) and loved the teasing between himself and Amy as they were getting to know one another. After a rocky start, they turned out to be a wonderfully balanced couple...even though neither one would admit it was anything other than casual until it was too late. And Amy was such a giving, caring person, always putting herself last. Seeing her personal growth as we went along was definitely satisfying. The other two couples we follow Melissa and Scott, Al and Ella, were equally as engaging as our protagonists. Even though I hadn't read the previous two novels, I had no problem falling into step with the Whitetail residents and understanding the dynamics.
If you're a fan of well-written contemporary romance, I would suggest Runaway Groom. You get THREE HEA's in one novel!!
Another Wedding Fever title, Amy Sagar, corporate lawyer, flees to Whitetail to hide out in a currently-empty upscale vacation property to lick her professional wounds after the man her junior in the company manages to kick her out with threats of making public their affair. He also takes over management of the charity Amy started, further wounding her psyche.
But she isn't the only one given a key to that particular vacation castle. Aussie engineer Ben Armytage is also fleeing the humiliation of being left at the church. Why his fiancee does so remains a mystery until deep in the story. Suffice it to say, his manhood has been seriously threatened, he's still smarting, and being stuck in a town that advertises itself as a wedding destination adds salt to his particular psychic wounds. Unfortunately, when Amy attacks and injures his shoulder, he can't get back on his vintage motorcycle and beat feet out of there, which means they're stuck together, something neither appreciates.
What follows is a gradual understanding of each other's hurts, along with evolving couplehood of two other pairs as a kind of bonus. But when one of Amy's recipients of a needed wheelchair is denied that assist, her fears turn to anger and she returns to the scene of the corporate crime. Can she find the courage to set things right and find herself another job, especially after Ben leaves? Reading this book is a lot like riding a motorcycle--with plenty of bumps along the way to make the ride memorable, if a little scary. Hang onto your helmet!
As with all her books it keeps you reading.
I like how it has more then one persons story in it.
Loved this book. Great characters.
This book is set in northern WI, one of my favorite places. Gotta love it!! The ongoing characters and story are charming and engaging. A great "soft" read.
I love Fiona Lowe's Wedding Fever Trilogy. This third book Runaway Groom was so good...three great love stories in one! I love her characters and the town of Whitetail, Wisconsin. I hope there is more to come!
Amy Sagar and Ben Armytage carry secrets and deep, fresh, emotional wounds. Each must come to terms with their past before they can begin to explore a future together. We are drawn gradually into their individual stories and their evolution as a couple. These characters are worth getting to know; they stick with you after you finish the book. The last page brings a wonderful sense of satisfaction, and appreciation for Fiona Lowe’s skill as a writer and story-teller.
This was an easy read, cute and I really liked the characters. I did find a few plot points not quite believable - I'm a writer and maybe am too critical at times - but as always, Fiona Lowe delivers a fun, lifting read that takes me out of the daily grind and makes me feel good. Nicely done Fiona!
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