By: Carrie Ann Ryan
Recommendation: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 - (Out of 5 🌕)
Amos and Naomi have worked at the Retreat long before it was owned by the Wilder family. The two have had a rocky relationship; on again, off again, on again, and off again.
Naomi's family is self-centered, ungrateful, and down right ugly. Her father and her brother's expectations of Naomi are selfish and unfair. It is no wonder that Naomi calls the Wilder Retreat her true home and the Wilders her real family.
Amos has done the whole marriage thing before and majorly messed it up. He loved his ex-wife but refused to make the ultimate sacrifice to be with her. The repercussion was that he lost her and he lost his heart. Because of this he fears to love again.
Throughout the previous seven books you could feel the tension between Naomi and Amos. You knew something was going on between the pair but there was nothing tangible to let the reader know they were secretly seeing each other. 'A Wilder Wedding' is an emotional and heart wrenching story. As tears fell down Naomi's cheeks, so were they falling down my own. Amos' inability to vocalize his feeling for Naomi broke my heart but by the end of the couple's story he was able make things right.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
Available for purchase May 13th, 2024.
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