Review: Revisiting beautiful Whitetail in this amazing book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 12, 2013
Fiona Lowe writes beautifully about people, relationships, wants, desires, needs, love, and romance.  Her readers get to know her characters inside and out, using humor and real emotion to do so.  Picture Perfect Wedding, the second book in her Wedding Fever Trilogy, was no exception to this rule.We revisit Whitetail, Wisconsin, the home of Weddings that WOW! We are introduced to a few new characters and still have the comfort of a few old ones from the first book, Saved by the Bride.  The characters may be fictitious, however, they are all people that we know or would like to know and their lives can be relatable.  The town of Whitetail comes together to plan and create the perfect wedding day for every bride, and their grooms (we can't forget the guys!).  Every possible need that a bride can have is solved by the wonderful towns' people of Whitetail; the bride has the key to the city for their special day.So, what happens if you are a beautiful photographer from the city and you are hired to go into a small farming community and you bump into, or rather fall into, an over the top handsome farmer and he breaks all of the rules as to what you think a farmer should be?  It becomes an electric, heat building start to an amazing story.Luke Anderson lives on and runs his family farm, alone.  He is very handsome, a bachelor, and intelligent.  He also has a dog named Mac and doesn't spend much time dating the same woman. His was one of the founding families of Whitetail and his parents have retired to Arizona, leaving him in charge of the farm.  This is what he thought he wanted but, he has some reservations.  He has some great innovative ideas for improving the farm and is one of three siblings who each have opinions about what he should do.Erin Davis is from the city, beautiful, intelligent, and trying to build her photography business.  She has a dog named Maggie-May.  She is single and hasn't dated in a long time but upon meeting Luke, her inner woman has been awakened.  Luke and Erin have an undeniable immediate response to each other that will pull you in as you read about their thoughts and growing feelings toward each other, even if it's a little rocky at first.  Both are strong characters and use that to stand their ground with the other, although wanting to cave in at times.  Their flirting, sarcasm, strength, and sense of humor will have you falling in love with them and rooting them on.Erin needs to use Luke's sunflower field for photos for an upcoming wedding.  She is working with a difficult bride and has been instructed to make sure this happens because Luke hasn't returned any of her calls and this bride does not take no for an answer.  With this photo shoot meaning more to her than just some job; Erin is willing to do almost anything to make this happen for her client.  Since her first meeting with Luke wasn't really what she was hoping for, she has another plan, which somehow leaves her needing yet another plan.  Luckily, the next day, Erin meets Nicole Lindquist, widower-single mother, salon owner, and wedding planner who also finds a new romance with the town's new fire chief, the incredible Tony Lascio from New Jersey.  Nicole and Erin hit it off perfectly and things begin to take a turn in her direction and she couldn't be happier.  But Nicole has more to offer Erin, than just some help with getting her sunflower field.  Erin will learn how the small town of Whitetail really is a community that depends on each other and she maybe finds herself fitting right in.I mentioned that Luke and Erin both have dogs because this adds to the humor of the story and you won't help but laugh out loud.  Fiona understands how to bring her readers into the moment with her characters.  You will find yourself feeling, laughing, surprised, and caring.  This book is perfect for the beach, bedtime, rainy days, and any day that you are looking for a fun book to read.  I highly recommend this book and hope you enjoy it as much as I have. This is a fantastic book that will leave you counting the days until book III comes out, Runaway Groom.