A Wedding in Tuscany: Book Review

A Wedding in Tuscany

My Rating: 4.5

Genre: Women’s Fiction

Format: eARC*

Publication Date: June 17, 2022

Author: Sandy Barker

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A Wedding in Tuscany Blurb

The Parsons sisters are all loved up.

Sarah is living in Sydney with Josh and their cat, Domino, but is anxious about her fast-approaching fortieth birthday.

And Cat is still living in London with her flatmate, Jane, but is in a long-distance relationship with Jean-Luc, her childhood sweetheart and recently re-discovered love.

One of the sisters receives a surprise wedding proposal – it’s a yes! – and everyone heads off to Tuscany for a destination wedding.

Reunite with favourite characters from the Holiday Romance series in one of the most beautiful locations yet for love, laughter, wedding vows, and just a smidge of sisterly mayhem.

A Wedding in Tuscany Review

As a quick reminder, here is my rating structure:

• 1 star: Did not finish
• 2 Stars: Finished but I do not recommend
• 3 Stars: Liked but could use some improvements
• 4 Stars: Loved this book!
• 5 Stars: Rare. The unput-down-able, binge read obsession.

My star ratings are also based also genre based. I compare all books with books of the same genre. While I would love to believe that my love of books in general transcends all bias, there are genres I prefer over others.

I’m human.

Example: If I read a mystery novel and think it deserves a 5-star rating, then I have compared it to other mystery books, and determined it to be one of my absolute favorites. The unputdownable mystery.

This will hopefully keep me from comparing Outlander, a personal obsession of mine, with the experience of reading The Hate You Give. Both 5 star books for me, but completely and totally different. I couldn’t even try to rate them against each other, so I don’t. Makes my life easier. 🙂

My Thoughts

When I started this book, I didn’t realize it was the end of a series. If this is the end of the series, I HAVE to read the rest of it. Like, I have to. I already miss these characters and I’ve only read one.

I will almost universally like a book set in Tuscany, but there was just something captivating about A Wedding in Tuscany. Abslutely entertaining. I felt so good reading it that I didn’t want it to end.

The setting made the story come alive and I loved the family aspect. I can’t wait to read the other books in the series

Conclusion

Wedding in Tuscany is a lovely end to what I assume is a great series. A book I would recommend for romance lovers everywhere.

*Special thanks to Sandy Barker Netgalley, and One More Chapter for providing a copy of in exchange for an honest review.