Kissing The Bridesmaid

by Dominique Eastwick

Overview

Callie Sherman has moved past her silly schoolgirl crush on Aiden Marshall. But she is still haunted by the one kiss they shared the night before he married her best friend.

Aiden has been in love with Callie since he first pulled her pigtails years ago. Believing he could never have her as more than a friend, he moved on with his life. But everything came crashing down after one kiss.

Now divorced, Aiden isn't going to let anything get in the way of his second chance with Callie. This time, if he has anything to say about it, will be their finally ever after.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151380997
Publisher:	Dominique Eastwick
Publication date:	04/17/2015
Series:	Sherman Family Series
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Award winning author Dominique Eastwick grew up a US Navy Brat, so if there was a Naval base that was probably home. She currently resides in North Carolina with her husband, two children, crazy lab and lazy cat.

When not writing you can find Dominique behind the lens of her camera.

Editorial Reviews

Kissing the Bridesmaid is a cute short story, with Zia as a delicious villain, even though she professes regret later on. The HEA ending overcomes all Callie's doubts and insecurities, and it's a good, although short read.

Manic Readers - Alberta Review

Kissing the Bridesmaid is a sweet story about betrayal between lifelong friends and things finally righting themselves after malicious intervention. What made this so appealing was the unrestrained lust Callie and Aiden created when all their feelings were put on the table. Their "reunion" was smoking hot.

Night Owl Review - Chris NOR

Dealing with a love triangle is never easy, but I found the way that Dominique Eastwick dealt with Zia's involvement in the plot helped develop the characters that she had created and also provided a satisfactory conclusion to this story . All in all, this is an engaging, emotional story of redemption and second chances, making for a fun single-serving read.

The Romance Reviews - Bridget TRR