The Best Day of Someone Else's Life
Kerry Reichs
Avon May 2008, $13.95
ISBN: 9780061438578
Kevin “Vi” Connolly may be the gender bedding equivalent to A Boy Named Sue, but she is a die hard romantic who expects one day her Prince Charming will sweep her off her feet. She has felt that way since she was six years old and carried a basket of flower petals at a wedding. However two decades plus later she remains single and a bit wary of being a bridesmaid instead of the star attraction.
She knows part of her problem is not settling like some of her friends have. Vi insists on finding her soul mate. As she closets one dress after another, not to be used again, she begins to wonder if she will ever find her beloved.
Although THE BEST DAY OF SOMEONE ELSE’S LIFE is thin on sustenance, readers will commiserate with the beleaguered heroine who has gone down the aisle eleven times to hear someone else say “I do”. Vi laments about the materialism waste of buying expensive dresses for one time use as symbols of failure. Although the story line lacks substance, chick lit fans will appreciate Vi’s on target analysis of the honor of being in the wedding party, but the defeat of not being the star attraction.
Harriet Klausner
Friday, April 18, 2008
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