Even though the villains are well done and relevant to the storyline, they are mostly superficial and do not pose as a true threat. Nora Roberts has dipped her writing skills into many genres, and this book is categorized most certainly as romance. I read the entire series again because I was in a wedding mood (I have no idea why), and it is a good series, especially with the attention given to wedding details. She knows he loves her and wants a life with her, but will she be able to overcome her trust issues and insecurity about the infidelity that is a chronic disease in her family? Carter eventually manage to properly apologize, telling her that he sentĬorrine away and told her very clearly not to return, ever, Mac accepts his apology and takes him back into her life. His ex, Corrine, pushes herself into the equation, and when Mac finds her at his flat, she doesn’t listen to his explanation and storms off. Their relationship develops quickly, and Carter knows that she is the woman for him. Carter feels like slime for kissing her while she was down, and he tries to apologize, but they end up agreeing to go on a few dates.

After the meeting, he finds her drinking away her sorrows (Linda called) and they kiss afterwards. Their meeting is funny, with him bumping his head after she changes a shirt after an incident with a cardinal. She meets Carter McGuire when he arrives at Vows to help his sister with wedding arrangements. Even though she has her friends to help her cope, she struggles to maintain positive when Linda once again manages to take three grand from her. Her mother is always causing her distress, nagging for money and being very selfish. She manages to ignore her father’s incapability to act like one because he is never around, but she struggles with Linda. She has managed to mostly shake off her dysfunctional childhood – her mother Linda’s constant affairs and marriages, and her father Geoffrey’s uncaring attitude. Her work as photographer and partner in Vows keeps her happy and content. Vision in white, the first of the series’ four books, focuses on the life on Mackensie (Mac) Elliot.

They divided the work to suit each partner’s skills – Mackensie as wedding photographer, Emma as florist, Laurel as Baker and Parker as wedding coordinator. After the car accident that killed Parker’s parents, they revamped the Mansion and its surrounding buildings to serve as a wedding venue. Now, as adults, they managed to take their favorite game and turn it into a thriving business – wedding planning company Vows.īased in Greenwich, Connecticut, the four ladies work and live on the same estate – Brown Manor.

Friends Mackensie Elliot, Emmaline Grant, Laurel MacBane and Parker Brown loved playing Wedding Day as children.

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