Review: Psht. Over.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2014
Once again, Baker captivated me with her characters, made me laugh out loud, cry a little, and gasp. I've read all of her work, but fell in love with The Dream Weaver, and haven't looked back since.In The Junior Bridesmaid, we meet Delilah: the sixteen year old, awkward, flat-chested, heroine of this story. And while most of the story takes place 12 years later, the first few chapters were epically funny, painting a perfect picture of an embarrassing incident she endures during a wedding where she attends as the junior bridesmaid. A wedding she's forced to partake in; a marriage between her sworn enemy and the man she's always pined for, Hugh.Never able to recover from the blunder, she packs up after she graduates and heads to NYC, building a life for herself. Until one day she receives a letter from her doorman, addressed to the one and only "junior." Her heart stops and panic ensues.What happens next can only be described as heartwarming, aggravating, and uncommunicative as Hugh and Delilah continue to cross paths, professionally and personally.Another standalone superbly written, The Junior Bridesmaid is the perfect addition to Baker's collection of romantic comedies.