Every Girl Gets Confused (#02 in Brides With Style Series)

I enjoyed the first book in this series and loved the unique characters introduced throughout. However, this second novel was fairly boring and loosely followed the same issues dealt with in the first novel. There was no new material to keep the reader interested and I found myself skimming pages to finish it. \\r\\nI recommend the first book, but not this sequel.

This is the second novel in a series, and I probably would have enjoyed it more if I'd have read the first book, Every Bride Needs a Groom. There are two reasons for this: it appears the story carries straight on from the first book, and there are so many characters, I got confused more than once trying to remember who was who. Of course, now I've read Every Girl Gets Confused, there's no need for me to read Every Bride Gets a Groom, because I've pretty much sussed out all the important things that happened. \\r\\n\\r\\nOnce I got into the story I very much enjoyed it, and appreciated the understated spiritual truths. But the spiritual and life lessons were mostly lessons learned by Brady and the supporting characters, which made Katie feel more like the observernarrator than the centre of the story. I came away feeling Katie is a person I'd like to have as a friend because she's hard-working, stable and a strong Christian, but I never got the feeling she went through any major confusion or character change herself. \\r\\n\\r\\nOverall, Every Bride Gets Confused was enjoyable, but not as good as Red Like Crimson, which I recently reviewed. \\r\\n\\r\\nThanks to Revell and NetGalley for providing a free ebook for revie

I'm one of those girls who loves love. Just like Katie Fisher, the main character in Janice Thompson recent books Every Bride Needs A Groom Every Girl Gets Confused. I loved reading these books. The stories were sweet, the characters were completely lovable and there was plenty of humour. Definitely two books to check out.