Book Review ** A November Bride by Beth K. Vogt

A November Bride by Beth K. Vogt was a very enjoyable read and probably my favorite story in this series. I like to read books about brides and this book is another one of the books in the Year of Brides series.  Here you can read my review of A December Bride, A January Bride, A February Bride, A March Bride, An April Bride, A May Bride, A June Bride, AJuly Bride, An August Bride, A September Bride, and An October Bride.

Sadie J. McAllister is a personal chef. She loves her but can’t seem to find her Mr. Right. In fact, her last three boy friends have all broken up with her by text. The only guy that seems to be a permanent fixture in her life is Erik Davis, her best friend. He was her science-lab partner in middle school when they were both thirteen. She asked him to the Sadie Hawkins dance and he turned her down. When they both arrived at the dance alone, they began talking and became friends. Now 17 years later they are still best friends.  Erik jokingly tells Sadie that she’ll get married by text after hearing that another boyfriend has broken up with her by text. Sadie thinks that Erik is afraid of commitment since he never dates a girl longer than three months. What will happen when one of Sadie’s best clients asks her to move from Colorado to Oregon with them to become their permanent chef? Will Erik and Sadie realize that the reason that they can’t find happiness with anyone one else is because they are meant to be together? Can Sadie and Erik go from being best friends to bride and groom?

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