Anna was never going to have an easy time at her best friend’s wedding. She’s the bridesmaid; her ex, Joel, is a groomsman. But she’s determined to get through the festivities with a smile on her face. Despite the fact that Joel is bringing his new partner, Bianca. Despite the fact she’s stuck sharing a house with the newly in-love couple. And despite the fact Anna has just turned thirty and her life is not exactly where she thought it would be by now. Anna has all her feelings completely under control—right up until the moment Joel drops a bombshell that rocks her to her core.
She needs a distraction, and Patrick, the wedding photographer, just might be the solution. Everyone has decided he is perfect for her. He is perfect for her. But the arrival of Mac, a not-quite-famous actor who has flown in from New York, complicates everything.
Much-loved YA author Nina Kenwood hits the spot with her first novel for adults. Laugh-out-loud funny with chemistry that jumps off the page, The Wedding Forecast will be the feel-good romcom of the summer.
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‘The Wedding Forecast is the definition of feel-good fiction. A romantic delight from cover to cover.’
‘A fresh voice, and a charming story.’
‘Lusciously romantic, big-hearted and life-affirming, with all the laughs, chemistry and sweetness of rom-com perfection—you’ll want to pass it on to your bestie immediately after finishing (or, better yet, read at the same time so it can take over your group chat).’
‘Sexy, fun and hard to put down…Kenwood is skilled at setting a fast pace and creating an irresistible romance between Anna and new love interest Mac that is vulnerable, steamy and tender…The Wedding Forecast will be loved by fans of Emily Henry on the lookout for a cosy and dreamy wintertime romance.’
‘Devoured it! The Wedding Forecast made me giddy and hopeful…It had that magic quality where I had to keep turning the pages beyond 1am. I felt such an affinity with Anna, and the way [Nina Kenwood] writes about bookselling was such an unexpected joy.’
‘[With] signature humour, warmth and charm…Made me guffaw until it made me quietly sob…It’s all delightful and joyous and you’ll cheer for these impossible-lovers and stay up way too late delighting in their happily ever after.’
‘Romantic comedy perfect! Filled with charm, humour and pure heart…A feel-good romantic comedy that is a love letter to writing, bookstores, bookselling and what it means to begin again…oozes with comforting sweetness…blush-worthy chemistry…Had me giggling well into the night.’
‘I read it in a single night. So fun!’
‘Kenwood blends laugh-out-loud humour with palpable chemistry for a feel-good story that hits all the right notes.’