Book Review** A May Bride

A May Bride by Meg Moseley was a fairly good read, although I don't agree with everything in it. I love to read books about brides and this book is another one of the books in the Year of Brides series.  You can read my review of A December Bride here, A January Bride here, A February Bride here, A March Bride here, and An April Bride here.

Ellie Martin is an Atlanta real estate agent that likes to be a “guerrilla” gardener at a local church in the early morning hours as her stress relief. One morning she is pulling weeds and realizes there is a guerrilla wedding happening. Not wanting to be seen, Ellie tries to be as inconspicuous as possible, however, she recognizes one of the men attending the wedding. He is a man she frequently sees at a local coffee shop where she and her boss get coffee most mornings. He is good looking and always wearing cowboy boots. Ellie has dubbed him Mr. Boots, but has never formally met him. She continues to take peeks at him until she realizes that he has seen her. After the wedding is over, Ellie does her best to stay hidden until everyone has left, however “Mr. Boots” has found her. Graham “Gray” Whitby recognizes Ellie and they exchange business cards before leaving.  As Gray and Ellie begin dating, Gray, introduces Ellie to his family, however, Ellie is reluctant to introduce him to her Mom, who doesn’t trust men after being left to raise her girls alone, and younger sister who is already engaged and getting married soon. When Ellie finally introduces Gray to her family, everything seems to fall apart. Can Gray and Ellie have a happily ever after ending?

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