Joy L. (vintagejoy) -
Helpful Score: 5
Great 6th book in the series. The plot is more complicated and interesting than in the other books, you have to really pay attention. Highly recommended!!
Kristin (CozyLover) reviewed The Chocolate Bridal Bash (Chocoholic, Bk 6) on + 335 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
This one was better than some of the others in the series, but the writing still isn't up to par. The characters are lackluster, and the malapropisms are too rampant and annoying. The mystery itself was ok though not too difficult to figure out.
Corrina T. (cocoamomo) reviewed The Chocolate Bridal Bash (Chocoholic, Bk 6) on + 83 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
If you've read Joanna Carl's other books you will LOVE this one! Lots of mystery, mayhem, and of course, chocolate!
Kerry K. (mistysmere) -
Helpful Score: 2
Lee solves an old mystery. Good read, though Lee's speech problems are played up way too much in this book. They were amusing in the other books, but they were stupid in this one.
Helpful Score: 2
This book is easily my favorite in the series. The action starts quickly and the pace never lags. While I can usually figure out the ending early, this one had me going until the very end. While I did put the pieces together a little before Lee, it was only by a few pages.
With the focus on the past, many of the characters from previous books are reduced to cameos. Giving the recurring characters more page time would have just slowed down the story, something I am glad didn't happen. The cast of new characters is engaging, and they more then made up for the reduced roll the regulars had.
About the only problem with the book is Lee's tongue tangles. While they had been diminishing in the last few installments, here they are back in force. While a few sprinkled throughout the book make me chuckle, here they began to get annoying.
I couldn't put this book down but raced through it to see how the story ended. Any fan of the series will love the latest tasty treat.
With the focus on the past, many of the characters from previous books are reduced to cameos. Giving the recurring characters more page time would have just slowed down the story, something I am glad didn't happen. The cast of new characters is engaging, and they more then made up for the reduced roll the regulars had.
About the only problem with the book is Lee's tongue tangles. While they had been diminishing in the last few installments, here they are back in force. While a few sprinkled throughout the book make me chuckle, here they began to get annoying.
I couldn't put this book down but raced through it to see how the story ended. Any fan of the series will love the latest tasty treat.
