Review: Great book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2014
You know it's a good book when you can't stop thinking about it when you aren't reading.  That's what Destination Wedding was like for me.  I couldn't stop thinking about it and hated when I had to put it down.  I kept wanting to know what would happen next but I didn't want it to end.Kate is a wedding planner and is planning Drew's wedding in Hawaii. They sit beside each other on the plane but don't know who each other are.  Kate is driving Drew crazy so he asks his twin brother, Luke, to trade seats and identities with him. Luke and Kate hit if off and share a kiss but she thinks he is Drew so when she meets him with his fiancee she doesn't like him at all. The twins have continued to hide their deception so Kate thinks she has feelings for Drew and is not happy about it.The book is a great read and definitely captures the reader in the story line, but that wouldn't work if she didn't have good characters. Kate and Luke were likable characters and had enough chemistry to make it interesting.  Drew was not as nice a person as his brother, but that also made it interesting. Every character can't be wonderful, that would be boring. The secondary characters added to events in the story and helped pull everything together.Please note that I received a complementary copy in exchange for an honest review.As a whole this was a quick, enjoyable read that I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend.