Shortbread and Short Stories

Weddings in the City

by Alina Jacobs

Need more Happily Ever After? Need more wedding drama?
Then get Shortbread and Short Stories !

This collection has all of the short stories from the Weddings in the City books! These bonus short stories are all being given away individually to mailing list subscribers. But if you’d like the full collection, look no further!
Shortbread and Short Stories does have an exclusive bonus story featuring all of the wedding planners!

Taking six billionaires to a destination wedding is about as much fun as traveling with six cats in a basket. Add a wedding saboteur, and things get crazy! This is an exclusive novella found only in this bonus short story collection.


List of short stories in the

A Short Engagement – Evan and Ivy
Wedding Mayhem – Mark and Brea
Marriage in a Second – Chris and Grace
Wedding Flowers – Sebastian and Amy
Weekends and Wedding Cake – Wolf and Sophie
Cupcakes and Save-the-Dates – Ryan and Elsie
Weddings & Whimsy – Novella featuring all the couples!

Genres: Romance

295 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 3, 2023

About the author

I write the kind of books I love—romantic comedies featuring snarly guys with hearts of gold, kick-ass heroines, and a swoon-worthy happily ever after! Also wine. And cupcakes.

When I’m not writing I can be found drinking tea, surrounded by my massive to-be-read pile! So many books...

You can connect with me on social media or find information on my books at my website.

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Reviews

[Lottie Hildenbrand · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a collection of short stories that are bonus epilogues to the Weddings in the City series of books. They are not standalone stories. The final story is Greg and Belle’s wedding and includes couples from some of the Svennson and Holbrook series. Definitely recommend if you read the other books first.

[CherylB · Rating 5 out of 5]

Collection of Short Epilogues and a New Short!

This is about each couple in the Weddings in the City series. We see each short that was released in Alina Jacobs’ newsletter. And a new story bringing all the billionaires together. I enjoyed the refresher of each of these stories. And bringing six billionaires together on an enforced destination wedding is hilarious. It’s makes for some delicious encounters. But when the wedding is being sabotaged the men must work together to save their partner’s business and reputation. And the twist is just perfect.

[Melenareads · Rating 4 out of 5]

Shortbread and Short Stories is a great collection from Alina Jacobs! It contains all the short stories from the Weddings in the City series. Most of the shorts are available through her newsletter, but there is one exclusive story here.

Alina's books always have great banter, humor, and romance. You definitely need to read the main books in the series first, but it is fun getting these extra peeks into some of my favorite characters and couples in each of these stories.

Thank you to the author for providing an ARC for an honest review.

[Story · Rating 5 out of 5]

It’s great to have all the Weddings in the City short stories brought together in one collection, along with a new novella featuring all the couples. It’s important to note that this collection complements the Weddings in the City series, and needs to be read alongside those books for full enjoyment. All the stories are full of hilarity and chaos with lots of banter and amusing incidents to keep you entertained. Definitely one for the keeper shelf!

[Cindy Beasley · Rating 4 out of 5]

True love and Togetherness

The short stories were good. I liked the short novella to bring them all together on a destination wedding. I like the little mystery and how it brought everyone together.

[Bev · Rating 5 out of 5]

What an absolutely fabulous collection of short stories. I loved each and every one of them. You cannot beat beautiful women and gorgeous billionaires.

[Srk001 · Rating 1 out of 5]

Awful, superfluous characters that read like C-grade reality tv personalities. Wasted time.

Read for 'a collection of short stories' challenge.