In NEARLYWEDS, Beth Kendrick's new romantic comedy, the
reader is introduced to every dysfunctional married
couple's dream come true, finding out that you're not
legally married! For these three women, this is both a
curse and a blessing in disguise.
Meet Stella, Casey and Erin.
Stella has married Mark, a rich doctor, who she can't wait
to start a family with. Unfortunately on the night of her
honeymoon she finds out Mark isn't able to have any more
children due to a vasectomy he had years ago. How will she
deal with married life when she can't even have the baby
she's always wanted? Has Mark's lies completely destroyed
everything Stella and Mark had together?
Casey thought marrying Nick would be everything she ever
wanted. Someone should have told her that if your groom
shows up late for your wedding without his tux, maybe he
isn't the right one for you! Casey's love for Nick
sometimes completely outshines his love for her. He
doesn't treat her the way she deserves to be treated and
she's starting to wonder if she should have let Nick leave
her at the altar after all.
When Erin married David, she also married the mother in
law from hell, Renee. Renee is the epitome of an evil
person. David is her precious only son and no one is good
enough for him. Erin is allergic to peanuts. When her
mother in law included peanuts in every meal she served,
Erin should have ran for her life. Instead she dealt with
the situation and hoped for things to get better. But
things never got better, they just got worse. Renee has
moved into Erin and David's house. She is trying to
control every aspect of David's life and Erin can't take
it anymore. How will she deal with this difficult woman
and keep her marriage strong and happy?
When Stella, Casey, and Erin find out that none of them
are legally married to their husbands, they have a new
problem to deal with. All three women used the same
priest for their weddings. This priest has died and he
never signed the papers to legalize the weddings. The
women would have to get remarried for their marriages to
be official. But with all the problems going on in their
marriages, they start to wonder if they even want to stay
with their husbands anymore.
NEARLYWEDS was a hilarious and delightful story about
second chances. Every married person has wondered what if
I could do things over, would I still marry this person?
This is a book about love and a special friendship that
three women formed while going through a tough time in
their lives. The story is told in a fresh, vibrant manner,
that keeps the book moving at a fast pace. NEARLYWEDS is a
beautiful story that will leave readers satisfied, and
with a smile on their face as they turn the last page.
Everyone says the first year of marriage is the
hardest . . . but what would you do if you found out that
you were never really married in the first place?
In this irresistible romantic comedy from award-winning
author Beth Kendrick, three wildly different women
form an unlikely friendship as they try to decide whether
they'd do it all again.
They've had the white dresses and the fancy receptions.
But now that the honeymoon's over, Stella, Casey, and Erin
have each had to face some hard truths about the men
they've married and the lives they've chosen. So when the
news breaks that the pastor who presided over their
weddings failed to file a few critical pieces of paper,
none of these newlyweds are rushing down to the courthouse
to legalize their vows. Instead, the brides share their
hopes, disappointments, and secrets while grappling with
that pivotal question: Should they stay or should they go?