The Wedding Date, The Proposal, The Wedding Party, and Royal Holiday all have a lot in common. However, although all of them interweave beautifully with each other, featuring and setting up characters that other novels then focus on, I decided it wouldn’t quite do Guillory justice. Having now read all of Jasmine Guillory’s romances (apart from the one that came out today that I’m saving for when I’ve finished my current book pile), I was tempted to review them as I read them: all in one go. This joyful interpretation of these produces the resulting meet-cute with a great sense of humour, but doesn’t over do it, kicking off one of the best series of contemporary romances I’ve ever read. Now, as I have stated in earlier reviews, I love a good fake relationship romance, and meeting in a lift is another classic rom-com trope. Dateless and dreading the party, Drew finds himself stuck in a lift with a beautiful woman who inexplicably agrees to be his fake girlfriend for the weekend.
Alexa Monroe is on the way to meet her sister when she gets stuck in a hotel lift with a handsome stranger.ĭrew Nichols is in town for the wedding of two of his best friends, one of whom just happens to be his ex.
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