Kindle
Edition, 320 pages
Expected publication:
May 14th 2019 by Gallery Books
A charming romantic comedy about three sisters who are
struggling to keep the family wedding planning business afloat—all the while
trying to write their own happily-ever-afters in the process.
All’s fair in love and business.
The de la Rosa family and their wedding planning business have been creating happily ever afters in the Washington, DC area for years, making even the most difficult bride’s day a fairytale. But when their parents announce their retirement, the sisters—Marisol, Janelyn, and Pearl—are determined to take over the business themselves.
But the sisters quickly discover that the wedding business isn’t all rings and roses. There are brides whose moods can change at the drop of a hat; grooms who want to control every part of the process; and couples who argue until their big day. As emotions run high, the de la Rosa sisters quickly realize one thing: even when disaster strikes—whether it’s a wardrobe malfunction or a snowmageddon in the middle of a spring wedding—they’ll always have each other.
Perfect for fans of the witty and engaging novels of Amy E. Reichert and Susan Mallery, The Key to Happily Ever After is a fresh romantic comedy that celebrates the crucial and profound power of sisterhood.
All’s fair in love and business.
The de la Rosa family and their wedding planning business have been creating happily ever afters in the Washington, DC area for years, making even the most difficult bride’s day a fairytale. But when their parents announce their retirement, the sisters—Marisol, Janelyn, and Pearl—are determined to take over the business themselves.
But the sisters quickly discover that the wedding business isn’t all rings and roses. There are brides whose moods can change at the drop of a hat; grooms who want to control every part of the process; and couples who argue until their big day. As emotions run high, the de la Rosa sisters quickly realize one thing: even when disaster strikes—whether it’s a wardrobe malfunction or a snowmageddon in the middle of a spring wedding—they’ll always have each other.
Perfect for fans of the witty and engaging novels of Amy E. Reichert and Susan Mallery, The Key to Happily Ever After is a fresh romantic comedy that celebrates the crucial and profound power of sisterhood.
My Thoughts…
Imagine working
with your family every day. There has
to be someone in charge, someone to keep everyone on the same page. But there also is bound to be drama,
differing opinions, and butting of heads.
The three sisters who are running the de la Rosa family wedding planning
business want the business to succeed, especially after their parents have retired leaving them all
equal partners. I love how they worked
together, how they fought with each other, and how they managed to make the
business successful. They were true
sisters, they loved each other with their whole hearts, but they each had their
own reasons for wanting to succeed and those reasons did not always work well
together.
My favorite
part of the story is the dynamic of the sisters but I also love the tidbits of
romance. From the brides and grooms
that they were working with to the sisters own searching for the happy ever
after, it warmed my heart. This wasn’t
a full romance book but there was enough in it to make me happy and satisfied
with what I was reading.
The Key to
Happily Ever After is a wonderful book about three sisters, a family business,
and family drama.
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