The Christmas Wedding Guest

By: Susan Mallery

Narrated by: Tanya Eby

“This two-in-one romance starts a new series that Mallery’s many fans will devour like a Christmas cookie.”—Booklist

Susan Mallery, author of the Fool’s Gold romances, cheerfully invites you to Wishing Tree, where Christmas comes to life…

The Somerville sisters believe in love, but they’ve lost faith it will happen for them. Reggie hasn’t been home since the end of the world’s shortest engagement. When her parents decide to renew their vows, she buffs up her twinkle to help with the Christmas wedding. Unexpectedly, Toby, her first love, is back too, and the spark between them shines as brightly as ever. In the spirit of the season, will they let go of past hurts and greet the New Year together?

Done waiting for the one, Dena is pregnant and on her own—on purpose. But then a gorgeous, sad-eyed songwriter checks in to a room at her inn. Micah, unable to write since he lost his wife, finds inspiration in Dena’s determination to be a mom. One snowflake-speckled kiss and he’s a goner. But Dena is afraid to believe that a rock star could fall for a cookie-cutter small-town girl like her.

As the Christmas wedding draws closer, these two sisters just might unwrap the most treasured gift of all—love.


Don’t miss Home Sweet Christmas, a witty and heartfelt story of two friends who unexpectedly find the person-and the place in which-they belong this Christmas by #1 New York Times bestselling author Susan Mallery!

Christmas wedding guest

loved it Dena and Micha were great so we're Regie and Toby
love Harrison

Cute story

The story was good but the robotic voice was rough to listen to in this book.

Christmas story

Very good story a friendly example of the. Way christmas is celebrated in a small town

Fun, light hearted listen.

I enjoyed listening to this this book. I loved the characters & each story line that they brought to the story.

Great story, painful listening!

This book and story line is excellent for an easy fun novel, but the robotic voice was painful to listen to.