Review: Great if you love sappy love stories
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2012
I downloaded this book as a free book and started reading it.  Then I realized it had a companion book that was written first, so I read that.  In retrospect, I don't think you need to read the books in any particular order.  This book does expand on Emily's story by starting from the point where they meet to events after the wedding.  But you probably shouldn't read the books one after the other because they are redundant to the point that entire conversations are repeated.  I think it's fine if you space the books apart.  Anyway - I found that the books started getting a little monotonous near the middle/end.  The main characters were a little bit too lovey-dovey about each other. I'm not sure if the books are necessarily good for YA's as the main characters are a little too perfect and the kind of money that is thrown around is unbelievable.  Maybe people like this exist out in the real world, but in my 43 years I haven't met them.  :-)  There are also quite a few spelling and grammatical errors in the book (for those that are easily annoyed at that).  There were parts of the book that made me smile and it is nice to read about a family that truly gets along.