Review: Kissing the Maid of Honor
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 14, 2013
This was a really cute story full of family devotion that I fell in love with.  With Sela being Luke's little sister's best friend and his best friend's little sister, she's all kinds of off limits to him.  That doesn't stop his body from wanting or his mind from wandering.  He doesn't handle it outwardly very well though and there lies the drama.  Watching the two of them iron out their history and dance around the present is cute and fun, though occasionally frustrating as they're continually being told to stay away from each other and not talking about the important things.The love scenes are closed door unfortunately, but the chemistry is so strong and tangible that you don't mind it.  The only particular complaint I have is Sela's name.  People call her "See" as a nickname on occasion, and I never picked up on it until the last third of the book because of how I'd been pronouncing her name in my head.  It was pretty off-putting as I just thought the characters talked a little funny now and then.  Other than that, it's truly an endearing and sweet read!**I received a complimentary copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.**