Midnight Champagne - Manette Ansay Reviews
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Newest Review: ... he has in mind but one at a haunted ex-brothel where the ex-part is considered more rumour than fact. Meanwhile the grooms ... more
... family boycott this particular wedding in favour of another the following week in the church run by the grooms father.
The whole wedding is one cliché after the next with the guests staying in themed bedrooms which could previously be rented in fifteen minute intervals. But the icing on the cake is the arrival of the brides drunk former fiancé, a carpet salesman named Barney, who everyone (except April) believed was "the one".
The author goes to great lengths to impress upon us just how abysmally depres...more
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by - written on 01/03/10, updated on 01/03/10 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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What could be more romantic than getting married on Valentines Day wearing your mothers wedding dress? Perhaps a little more planning would have made the difference but April is a woman in love. So what if she only met the groom three months ago or the dress is several sizes too big, yellowed with age and rapidly disintegrating as the ceremony progresses. April and her fiancé Caleb wanted to elope but their parents were firmly against it and so to please her father April agrees to a big wedding. Not the Catholic church wedding that he has in mind but one at a haunted ex-brothel where the ex-part is considered more rumour than fact. Meanwhile the grooms family boycott ... Read the complete review
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