This is the sequel to "Hip to Be Square." I enjoyed it because I knew the characters from the first book. I was a little sad about some of the relationships, but it all works out in the end. I don't want to give anything away, but one of the relationships really disappointed me. I guess the person had been painted a different picture in the first book and seemed to drastically change in this book. But, overall, I liked the book, but I wouldn't read this before "Hip to Be Square."
From the Back Cover
Sometimes life is about finding Mr. Rightâ" and sometimes...it's about doing the right thing.
As her friend Sadie moves closer to the altar, Mari Hamilton makes a U-turn to help her family's youth shelter back in Washington, DC, leaving behind boyfriend, Beau, and gal pals Caitlin and Angelica (who predict this decision is socially courageous or crazy). But with frequent flyer miles and determination, Mari keeps her long-distance relationship and friendships alive and is certain she has pulled off the impossibleâ"made the status of "single woman living with parents" advantageous.
But when her past and present collide, this maid of honor must discover what she is made of. Will Mari take her own trip down the aisle, or will she risk it all? As she moves forward in faith, will she finally trust the heart God gives her?
Sometimes life is about finding Mr. Rightâ" and sometimes...it's about doing the right thing.
As her friend Sadie moves closer to the altar, Mari Hamilton makes a U-turn to help her family's youth shelter back in Washington, DC, leaving behind boyfriend, Beau, and gal pals Caitlin and Angelica (who predict this decision is socially courageous or crazy). But with frequent flyer miles and determination, Mari keeps her long-distance relationship and friendships alive and is certain she has pulled off the impossibleâ"made the status of "single woman living with parents" advantageous.
But when her past and present collide, this maid of honor must discover what she is made of. Will Mari take her own trip down the aisle, or will she risk it all? As she moves forward in faith, will she finally trust the heart God gives her?
The best way to descibe the flow of the book is choppy. The author didn't allow the reader to be in one place for too long. I felt like I was not getting enough information/detail about the current situation or characters I was reading about. I was wanting more depth to each of the chapters. I really enjoyed the book, but once finished reading I just felt like some things were left out.
