Review: To Love and to Cherish by Lauren Layne

Lauren Layne is a new author for me and I loved this third installment in the series. I am currently going back to read the first two books. This installment focuses on the Wedding Belles owner Alexis. Alexis has always thought her business was the most important part of her life and enough to make her happy. However, after eight years her business partner Logan starts to make her wonder of that's true. Although she loves the Wedding Belles it turns out it might be more than her business that she loves. I loved watching this story unfold and can't wait to go back and read the other stories. This one was light and funny and very moving. So much fun and I recommend it! 5/5 stars on Goodreads Thanks NetGalley for the advanced copy!

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Recommended Reading!

I have not been posting a lot! The back to school season has been rough with updating schedules, sporting and school events, working full time and adding a dog to our family! I have been reading and listening to books though! Here are a few I loved the last few weeks! Sweet Little Lies by Jill Shalvis: I finally got around to reading the first in the new Heartbreaker Bay series! I read and reviewed the second one recently. Click HERE for that post! This one was just as fun as the first one. I loved Pru and Finn's story. I am really looking forward to the next ones in this series. Hope in a Jar by Beth Harbinson: I liked this one a lot more than the last one I read by her. This story featured former best friends who have known each other since high school, Allie and Oliva. Also, in the mix was their friend Noah who found himself in the middle of the two when they had a falling out. Relationships ne...

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