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The Unwedding Vow #4
Some Strings Attached
Music and love have at least one thing in common: both can heal a broken heart…
Robyn can sing the birds from the trees and make angels dance on the edge of a guitar pick. What she can't seem to do is say no to the ever-increasing demands of her fans. The pressures of her new super-stardom threaten to drown out her love of music under constant chants of more, more, more. Until, that is, the new tour bus driver catches her eye, and more importantly, her ear. He's got a talent for lyrics, a voice like honey, and a face made for album covers. But he also has a secret that could put an end to their duet before the first chords hit the amp.
Oz has lost his hand, his family’s not-so-lucky guitar, and his desire to ever be around music again. But when his father needs the instrument back for an upcoming anniversary, he has no choice but to hunt it down. In his attempt to steal back his guitar from its new owner, Oz is propelled into a world of touring bands, musical drama, and rock 'n' roll, all led by breakout talent Robyn Arnold. Can he get the guitar back and be free of her magnetic personality? Or is his grandfather's guitar finally proving to be a good luck charm after all?
Book four in The Unwedding Vow:
Having just attended a wedding with the queen of all bridezillas, the ten unmarried members of wedding reception table nine have taken an oath. They will never, ever get married. Can this collection of oddball personalities keep their promise to be single? Or will love pick off each member of The Unwedding Vow?
Robyn can sing the birds from the trees and make angels dance on the edge of a guitar pick. What she can't seem to do is say no to the ever-increasing demands of her fans. The pressures of her new super-stardom threaten to drown out her love of music under constant chants of more, more, more. Until, that is, the new tour bus driver catches her eye, and more importantly, her ear. He's got a talent for lyrics, a voice like honey, and a face made for album covers. But he also has a secret that could put an end to their duet before the first chords hit the amp.
Oz has lost his hand, his family’s not-so-lucky guitar, and his desire to ever be around music again. But when his father needs the instrument back for an upcoming anniversary, he has no choice but to hunt it down. In his attempt to steal back his guitar from its new owner, Oz is propelled into a world of touring bands, musical drama, and rock 'n' roll, all led by breakout talent Robyn Arnold. Can he get the guitar back and be free of her magnetic personality? Or is his grandfather's guitar finally proving to be a good luck charm after all?
Book four in The Unwedding Vow:
Having just attended a wedding with the queen of all bridezillas, the ten unmarried members of wedding reception table nine have taken an oath. They will never, ever get married. Can this collection of oddball personalities keep their promise to be single? Or will love pick off each member of The Unwedding Vow?
293 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 3, 2023
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February 19, 2023
Another delight story in the Unwedding Vow series. Sweet and funny. Loved the respectful and insightful way characters perceived as 'different' were handled. The curvy, beautiful, guitar-playing heroine who didn't quite measure up in the eyes of many, especially family. The cinnamon roll, honorable yet troubled hero with a prosthetic hand. Flawless story.
February 3, 2023
Best laid plans
Another absolutely awesome book by the authors of an undeniably fantastic series. I
Oz had every reason to be discouraged and depressed. Of course maybe he made a rash decision...
Another absolutely awesome book by the authors of an undeniably fantastic series. If I had to name my favorite thing about the book, I probably would sound like a broken record. Each book is a study in fabulous characters! The patience and understanding (when needed) is in perfect balance with what's going on. From book to book the characters often meet up with friends from the original book, and the crossover is genuine friendship and acceptance of the new character.
I have to admit this book had my heart racing a couple times when things started going badly! But time and time again the authors snuck in a surprise that turned things around. Best of all, the story absorbed me and I lost all sense of real life. That, my friends, is a sign of a great story. I hated to see the end, but I know I'll read it again and love it just as much!! Wish I could give it more than 5 stars!
Another absolutely awesome book by the authors of an undeniably fantastic series. I
Oz had every reason to be discouraged and depressed. Of course maybe he made a rash decision...
Another absolutely awesome book by the authors of an undeniably fantastic series. If I had to name my favorite thing about the book, I probably would sound like a broken record. Each book is a study in fabulous characters! The patience and understanding (when needed) is in perfect balance with what's going on. From book to book the characters often meet up with friends from the original book, and the crossover is genuine friendship and acceptance of the new character.
I have to admit this book had my heart racing a couple times when things started going badly! But time and time again the authors snuck in a surprise that turned things around. Best of all, the story absorbed me and I lost all sense of real life. That, my friends, is a sign of a great story. I hated to see the end, but I know I'll read it again and love it just as much!! Wish I could give it more than 5 stars!
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