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I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this book.
The narration was absolute perfection and I fell in love bit by bit with each character.

Amanda Ronconi & Jason Clarke did such a fantastic job with the narration and all of the characters had their own voices, and I loved every singe one of them, especially the kids who were just delightful.

Dammit, i really enjoyed this one, which means I've now got to read the other 300 books in this series

Well here we are with another LB book with awesome casting.

A friends-to-lovers troupe which I love.

Jason Reynolds is a best man, No, actually, not a best man, THE best man.

He runs a successful Best-man-For-Hire company, and he is pretty damn good at it, he also adds the service of his “plus-one” with his best friends’ sister Truly (LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the name!!)

They are very good friends, with lots of fun and banter between them, and there is nothing remotely sexual about them…well except that one time a few months ago, but that meant nothing, absolutely nothing…really, they are just friends…Nothing to see here folks!!

Of course, this is BS, and they are hot for each other and keep trying to find ways that they shouldn’t be together, but everyone knows that they should.

Funny, full of witty banter, and a story-line that is bound to make you swoon and sigh.
LB is the queen of the Rom-com and this one will have you catching up with characters from her other books, and with an added Blooper reel at the end of the book, will have you listening until the very last second.

Narration was top notch as usual with every LB book, she always has her audio listener fans in mind when she does her casting, and the narrators used in this book were the best of the best.

After attending her fathers funeral, Seraphine is sorting through his possessions, only to find an old photograph.

The photograph shows her mother, looking happy, and holding a baby, but after looking at the writing on the photo, it shows that this was the day of her birth, which is fine, except she was a twin.

Why is there only one child in the picture? And why does her mother look so happy, if that was the same day that she killed herself?

Told in a dual timeline, this book has plenty of Mystery, Thrills & Chills