Isla has planned every detail of her wedding with care.
The house in the countryside. The guest list. The seating plan. The man she is about to marry. Nothing is left to chance.
As family and friends gather for a week of celebrations, small fractures begin to show. Old resentments surface. Loyalties blur. A groomsman drinks too much. A stranger appears in the village. And a woman is found dead on a quiet lane nearby. By the time Isla walks down the aisle, the damage has already been done.
In the aftermath, truths unravel quickly. And the marriage everyone admired proves to be only the beginning of something far more dangerous…
Cold, gripping, and devastatingly sharp, The Perfect Wedding is a psychological thriller about power, complicity, and what happens when people realise what they are capable of. Perfect for fans of Coleen Hoover, Freida McFadden and Alice Feeney.
Really struggled with this one. Not much at all happened until about 3/4 the way through. There was really no resolve or explanation for anything and the ending tied nothing together and just leaves you with dozens of questions. There was a lot of potential to make this into something great as the writing itself was nice and descriptive but the story itself truly lacked.
Thank you for a copy of this book. This book I really tried to like. It was decent but it left me pretty confused. Not much happened the first 3/4 of the book.