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A review by mvickersauthor
Daughters of the Bride by Susan Mallery
3.0
Daughters of the Bride by Susan Mallory is a lighthearted and at times frustrating read. LOL. Over twenty years ago Courtney, Rachel, and Sienna lost their father, but now their mother has found love again and plans to get married. And they couldn’t be happier for her and her future husband.
Within this book you will actually find three stories within the main story because not only does the bride have a love story, but each of her daughters do as well. I really liked the fact there was so much love to find in this book. It’s lighthearted and most of the time enjoyable. There were times when it felt more like a tennis match though with the back and forth between characters, and more than once I did get confused, but I easily caught up.
I absolutely loved Courtney. She was my favorite sister. The other two were okay, but Sienna did get on my nerves from the time I first met her. But overall, the characters were relatable and likable even if it did jump around too much from character to character. That said, I didn’t like the ending. There was so much build up in several areas, and then it seemed as if the ending were an afterthought and fell very short of the mark. 3.5 stars.
Within this book you will actually find three stories within the main story because not only does the bride have a love story, but each of her daughters do as well. I really liked the fact there was so much love to find in this book. It’s lighthearted and most of the time enjoyable. There were times when it felt more like a tennis match though with the back and forth between characters, and more than once I did get confused, but I easily caught up.
I absolutely loved Courtney. She was my favorite sister. The other two were okay, but Sienna did get on my nerves from the time I first met her. But overall, the characters were relatable and likable even if it did jump around too much from character to character. That said, I didn’t like the ending. There was so much build up in several areas, and then it seemed as if the ending were an afterthought and fell very short of the mark. 3.5 stars.