Synopsis
Just weeks away from ditching DC for greener pastures, Solange Pereira is roped into helping her wedding planner cousin on a random couple’s big day. It’s an easy gig… until she stumbles upon a situation that convinces her the pair isn’t meant to be. What’s a true-blue romantic to do? Crash the wedding, of course. And ensure the unsuspecting groom doesn’t make the biggest mistake of his life.
Dean Chapman had his future all mapped out. He was about to check off “start a family” and on track to “make partner” when his modern day marriage of convenience went up in smoke. Then he learns he might not land an assignment that could be his ticket to a promotion unless he has a significant other and, in a moment of panic, Dean claims to be in love with the woman who crashed his wedding. Oops.
Now Dean has a whole new item on his to-do list: beg Solange to be his pretend girlfriend. Solange feels a tiny bit bad about ruining Dean’s wedding, so she agrees to play along. Yet as they fake-date their way around town, what started as a performance for Dean’s colleagues turns into a connection that neither he nor Solange can deny. Their entire romance is a sham… there’s no way these polar opposites could fall in love for real, right?
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Review
The Wedding Crasher is such an intelligent, fun romance! Mia Sosa has done it again!
I loved Solange. She was smart, capable, and had a heart of gold. I loved how her history and her mother’s had shaped her was clear. But she was such a genuine person, and I just adored reading her story. Although, I have to admit I think Solange was a little out of Dean’s league. Especially in the beginning. Dean honestly didn’t seem like he was all that much fun. But Solange was able to bring out the best in him.
Even more so than The Worst Best Man, family played such an essential role in this story. I loved seeing Solange’sSolange’s family dynamics. And because I knew them from The Worst Best Man, it was like seeing old friends! Family plays such an important part in this story that it makes sense, and I especially loved seeing Max and Lina!
I love a fake dating trope, and this didn’t disappoint. The story made sense and was well paid and entertaining. And that ending, oh my god, that ending I loved it so much!
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