The Wedding Date: A Christmas Novella

by Cara Connelly

Overview

In The Wedding Date, Cara Connelly launches her new Save the Date series, about the magic—and mayhem—of weddings!

Julie Marone isn't your ordinary matchmaker. Instead of setting up singles, she matches already-happy couples with their dream homes. And since she lost the other half of her own happy couple, it's her passion.

Cody Brown isn't your ordinary cowboy. Instead of roping runaway steers, he wrangles sick kids and strung-out junkies as an ER doc. And since his brother lost his wife to a drunk driver, it's his mission.

When Cody moves from Austin to Boston, he wants Julie to find him a condo. But not only is Cody single, he's a doctor, and ever since her fiancé died, she's got a major grudge against doctors.

Cody angles to be Julie's date for her sister's Christmas Eve wedding but discovers that her "no doctors" rule is unbending. Still, he's not quitting. If Cody has his way, they'll be a couple by Christmas, and the next dream house Julie finds will be their own.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780062282248
Publisher:	HarperCollins
Publication date:	11/26/2013
Series:	A Save the Date Novella , #1
Pages:	192
Product dimensions:	4.20(w) x 6.60(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

Award-winning author Cara Connelly writes sexy romantic comedies featuring smart sassy women and the hot alpha men who love them. Her internationally bestselling Save the Date series has been described as “emotionally complex,” “intensely passionate,” and “laugh out loud hilarious.”

A recovering attorney, Cara recently relocated to Florida with her rock ‘n roll husband Billy and their blue-eyed rescue dog Bella. Catch up with her at www.CaraConnelly.com, sign up for her news, and follow her on Bookbub, Goodreads, Facebook and Instagram.

Editorial Reviews

Connelly’s debut novel is a delicious, scandaous and moving enemies-to-lovers tale [...] A wealth of quirky, sympathetic secondary characters and some zany predicaments round out this utterly enticing romance and mark Connelly as an author to watch.” — RT Book Reviews (top pick) on THE WEDDING FAVOR 4 1/2 STARS

“If you like your contemporary romance to sizzle than look no further.” — Jill Shalvis, New York Times bestselling author

“The Wedding Date is an emotional, sexy novella to start off Cara Connelly’s new Save the Date series. If the series is as well written and flirty as this story was, then count me in. [...] The characters were complex, their chemistry was great, and the plot was interesting.” — Harlequin Junkie

“I love, love, love this novella. I’m also super excited to find a new author that that has more to read coming out very soon. This book was sexy as hell and sad and heartbreaking, too.” — Straight Shootin Book Reviews

“Funny. Sweet. And addicting. The Wedding Date is a breath of fresh air. [...] This story was an interesting, mostly hilarious, heartfelt and feel good read that never left me bored.” — A Generous Helping of Romance Blog

From the Publisher

If you like your contemporary romance to sizzle than look no further.

Jill Shalvis

Connelly’s debut novel is a delicious, scandaous and moving enemies-to-lovers tale [...] A wealth of quirky, sympathetic secondary characters and some zany predicaments round out this utterly enticing romance and mark Connelly as an author to watch.

RT Book Reviews (top pick) on THE WEDDING FAVOR 4 1/2 STARS

Funny. Sweet. And addicting. The Wedding Date is a breath of fresh air. [...] This story was an interesting, mostly hilarious, heartfelt and feel good read that never left me bored.

A Generous Helping of Romance Blog

I love, love, love this novella. I’m also super excited to find a new author that that has more to read coming out very soon. This book was sexy as hell and sad and heartbreaking, too.

Straight Shootin Book Reviews

The Wedding Date is an emotional, sexy novella to start off Cara Connelly’s new Save the Date series. If the series is as well written and flirty as this story was, then count me in. [...] The characters were complex, their chemistry was great, and the plot was interesting.

Harlequin Junkie