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Wedding Tiers - Trisha Ashley

Description: ISBN 1847561136 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Trisha Ashley / Paperback / 416 Pages / Book is published 2009-04-06 by AVON, a division of ... more

Wedding Tiers - Trisha Ashley ... HarperCollins Publishers Ltd

Newest Review: ... - until charming wedding photographer, Noah Sephton, arrives in Neatslake, with a very different outlook on love! Can this ... more

... hopeless romantic persuade pessimistic Josie to give romance another try? Or will it be a case of always the cake maker, never the bride!? *****MY REVIEW***** Wedding Tiers is my first Trisha Ashley novel and tells the story of Josie, a cakemaker, who lives with her childhood sweetheart Ben. Back in the village is Libby, Josie's best friend and together they start a wedding business. But as the business takes off, Ben & Josie's relationship falls apart and Josie becomes loves number one cynic. Until Noah Sephton a...more

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*****THE SYNOPSIS***** Growing up in the beautiful Lancashire village of Neatslake, Josie Gray and her childhood sweetheart, Ben Richards, have always dreamt of living a life of rural self-sufficiency. And when Josie inherits her beloved Grandmother's cottage, it seems they might just have got what they wished for. Josie throws herself into her wedding cake business, whilst Ben supports himself as an artist. But the tranquil village turns into a hive of activity when Josie's childhood friend, Libby Martin - now a wealthy widow - returns to the village, planning a lavish wedding to rival any celeb bash. The day goes with a bang, and soon Libby and ... Read the complete review

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