The Wedding Party

By: Tracey Richardson

Narrated by: Parker Everly

Dani and Shannon are blushing brides-to-be. Shannon's niece Amanda, with friends Claire and Jordan, will soon be witnesses to the forthcoming nuptials. Together, they're a party of five intent on having an unforgettable week in Las Vegas.

Though far from home, none of them can outrun the pasts that have shaped their lives so far. The brides each harbor a secret that could bankrupt their wedding dreams. Jordan, the self-avowed eternal bachelor, finds herself in an unexpected high stakes game of love. Claire, a doctor still grieving the loss of her long-time partner, hits a jackpot she isn't sure she wants. And Amanda, carrying a secret of her own, decides to gamble it all on love.

It's a dizzying, exhilarating week of discovery, passion, and surprises, and no one knows where the spinning wheel will stop.

The stakes are high, the risks life-changing and the pay-offs beyond measure in this latest romantic tour de force from Tracey Richardson.

Contains mature themes.

©2011 Tracey Richardson (P)2022 Tantor

Slow start but picked up!

I was skeptical because I thought it dragged a bit in the beginning. I was pleasantly surprised when it picked up. Good character development and lessons learned.

Good Story

A good listen. Recommend. Wish author would have expanded on ending instead of middle. Seems a bit rushed.

So Many Secrets

Claire is trying to hold back feelings for Amanda. Amanda is keeping a secret from her aunt. Dani is keeping a secret from Shannon and Shannon is keeping a secret from Dani. The only one not holding back a secret is Jordan, who just sleeps around, until a wake up call comes her away and she actually falls for another woman. In the end secrets are spilled and there are 3 HEA stories in one.

Cute book

It was hard to follow all the characters at first but I enjoyed this book. Narration was excellent

Too many MCs for my liking.

It wasn’t a horrible story. There were 3 major couples with in the story and it could have done with one less. I skipped chapters and just listened to the last one at about the mid point of the book. There was a lot of spice however I just couldn’t get into one of the couples love at first sit, no longer a play girl storyline.