Review: Always a Bridesmaid

Always a Bridesmaid

By: Anna Pescardot

Synopsis: Nicole Turner is a single girl; worried she'll be left rotting on the shelf forever while less attractive girls are getting snapped up by gorgeous guys. She starts to feel there's something seriously wrong with her.
Desperate to change her life from boring to brilliant she enlists the help of her eccentric best friend, Patsy. Together they use cosmic ordering to help conjure up Nicole's perfect man. When Nicole's life suddenly gets more complicated she soon realizes that it might not have been such a good idea after all. Chick lit meets soap opera in this humorous romp.

Nicole Turner is every woman who has ever stood at a wedding and hated the bride. With her clock ticking and everyone around her finding the perfect match, Nicole begins to doubt herself. When her crazy friend Patty talks her into doing a love spell to help her find Universe Man, Nicole thinks they’ve both lost their minds.

Suddenly there are men everywhere, and they all have eyes for Nicole. As her world brightens, everyone around her seems to suddenly be failing. How will she know which man is ‘Universe Guy’? How will she help all the people around her while she tries to finally do something with her life? And what the heck is she doing on stage at a comedy club?

Full of quick wit and rowdy humor, Anna Pescardot weaves a tale any woman can relate to. With male characters so wonderful, so attractive, they must be fiction. But you’ll be rooting for them all!

In the beginning I was worried about the “Britishness” of the novel. I was afraid there were be references that I didn’t understand or slang terms that would be lost on my American ears, but it was never a problem. Well written, funny and full of honest feeling this romantic comedy is one for your must read shelf! Check it out TODAY for just .99 cents!

·         Format: Kindle Edition

·         File Size: 314 KB

·         Sold by: Amazon Digital Services

·         Language: English

·         ASIN: B00589W1DC

·         Lending: Enabled