Review: Why is March so far away?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 4, 2013
Drew Evans became one of my all-time favorite book boyfriends, in Emma Chase's Tangled, not just because he was charming, sexy and disarmingly honest, but because his wit and humor consistently kept me laughing aloud. In the follow up novella, Holy Frigging Matrimony, the author continues the story of Drew and Kate, revolving the narrative around the wedding of their two best friends. The novella is a short and steamy update on an in-between phase in Drew and Kate's relationship, where they've settled in as a couple but past insecurities linger, stirring up drama and setting the scene for an unforgettable wedding reception.With Drew as narrator, there is never a dull moment. His mind is constantly churning out humorous thoughts, more often than not related to sex, which translates to a good portion of the novella being dedicated to satisfying his inner erotic ramblings. The best place to be is inside Drew's head because of the fact that half of his outrageous musings never pass his lips. Much like with Tangled, I was either laughing in outright hilarity or shocked disbelief.My only complaint about Holy Frigging Matrimony? It went by much too quickly for my taste. I would've happily settled in to read another two hundred or more pages of Emma Chase's writing. This novella was a light and entertaining read, filling in the wait between books. While it made me remember exactly why I loved this series, it only made me more anxious to find out what happens next.