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 Always the Bridesmaid - Sarah Webb
 Always the Bridesmaid - Sarah Webb ... turn the dreaded 3-0, her career is going nowhere fast and her love life is not exactly flourishing. To make matters worse, while things are falling apart for Amy, they seem to be coming together for everyone else in her life...Visiting her friend, Jodie, Amy finds that she and Jack, the man she once thought she might marry, have spent the night together. Her younger sister Suzi has just arrived home with her 'Golden Delicious' Australian fiance in tow, and announced their May wedding. And now Amy discovers that her best friend Beth is also planning on tying the knot, and Amy is asked to be bridesmaid. With a sinking heart, she remembers that old saying: always the bridesmaid, never the bride...Surely it can't be true?Newest Review: ... pending nuptials. Oh, and her best friend Beth is also getting married, making Amy feel even more alone. But worse is to ... more ... come...both ladies ask Amy to be their bridesmaid and of course, she has to accept! And will Amy find love with Steve or Jack? And maybe even find her dream job?
The book is pretty much similar to other books I have read where the storyline is that a young woman is destined to always be the bridesmaid, and not the bride. There was nothing really new in the story which was a shame, as I did expect a little bit more from the story. There were a few twists and turns in the book, but again nothing really unexpected that you...more |
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Always the Bridesmaid - Sarah Webb: Never the bride? (696 words)
by - written on 17/11/07 (Very useful, 146 readings)
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Although I have a huge shelf in my bedroom of books to read, none of them particularly jumped out at me, so I decided that when I took Harry to the library for his weekly fix of books that I would look for something for myself. This one jumped out at me as it was on a "Recommended Chick Lit" shelf so I chucked it in the buggy and went off home. I have never heard of Sarah Webb, so didn't know what to expect of her writing, but I must admit that I was pleasantly surprised by this book. This book follows the story of a woman called Amy who is her late-twenties but seems unable to find a man to settle down with, much to her own annoyance and turmoil. ... Read the complete review
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