Hope Ramsay

In this enemies-to-lovers small-town romance, a determined daughter finds herself stuck planning her mother's engagement party -- but she must first overcome the opposition of the groom's son. Would it be so wrong for him to allow their parents to have a happy ending -- and possibly themselves?

A Wedding on Lilac Lane

Linda Quintanilla

Ugh, I hate to do this. But this book was just meh for me. Nothing special about it. It’s just I have read this storyline before but not for grown adult to act so childish. I know it’s hard when your parent marry someone new but you just got to get with the program. You don’t have be happy about it but if your parent is happy, then all is well. Just be cordial with each other. Not start scheming a plan to separate them. Like c’mon. Y’all are both adults. I really expected more from them.

Alexis 

2.5/5 Stars 

** I received this as an E-ARC from NetGalley and the publisher in exchange for my honest review, Thank you!** 

I wanted to like this book. It was just very ok. The writing was good, and it was easy to be pulled into the story. The problem is the story. I felt very bored while reading. Nothing interesting really happened here. I also hated the main character, Dylan. He got a little better towards the end but it made me want to put down the book and stop reading. He was just so childish. His main goal throughout this entire book was to break up his dad's relationship with his fiance. He was just incredibly self-centered. I didn't like anything about him, that part of why I didn't give the book a higher rating. I also wasn't really a fan of the direction Ella and Dylans relationship went. I just didn't feel the chemistry. Overall it was just an okay read for me.

A Wedding on Lilac Lane

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