Review: A Christmas Wedding

Posted 17th December 2017 by Emma in Reviews / 0 Comments

A Christmas Wedding by Paige Toon
Also by this author: The Longest Holiday, Lucy in the Sky, Johnny Be Good, Baby Be Mine
Series: Bronte #2
Also in this series: Thirteen Weddings
Published by Simon & Schuster UK on 16th November 2017
Genres: Chicklit, Christmas, Humour, Love & Romance
Pages: 127
Format: eBook
Source: I bought it
Goodreads
Amazon Kindle, Audible
One Star

The short story eBook sequel to Thirteen Weddings, from bestselling author Paige Toon.

Four years ago, following that fated thirteenth wedding, Bronte fled the UK and has been happily burying her head in the sand ever since. But when an email lands in her inbox from Alex, it seems her past might be about to catch up with her right here in Sydney. Is it time for Bronte to finally face her demons?

With links to The Last Piece of My Heart, Lucy in the Sky and One Perfect Summer , this short story ebook sequel to Thirteen Weddings is a must for all fans of Paige Toon.

I was so excited when I saw that Paige had written a Christmas novella. I loved Thirteen Weddings so I was very excited to see where Bronte was four years later.

Bronte is living in Australia and she’s still with Lachie but is here life exactly what she envisaged? is it what she actually wants?

In Thirteen Weddings I really didn’t like Alex. He was a jerk. But in the four years since Alex has really grown up. He’s clearly regretful of what happened.

It was great to also catch up with some of the characters from Paige’s other books. Seeing Bridget again was a highlight for me, she is such a fun character.

There were some real tear jerker moments in this book but it really was the perfect ending for Bronte.

While this may be a short book it is packed to the brim. Not one part of this story was filler. Paige’s writing is fun and addictive. I couldn’t tear myself away from Bronte’s world. I can’t wait to see what Paige brings us next.

About Paige Toon

I was born in 1975 and my dad’s career as a racing driver meant that I grew up between Australia, England and America. I worked at heat magazine for eight years as Reviews Editor, but left to have a baby. I’m now a full-time author and freelance journalist. I live in North London with my husband Greg, son Indy and daughter Idha.