Calamity Rayne—fiancée of very sophisticated and powerful billionaire-hottie Hale Davenport—has a wedding to plan!
With no clue how she managed to out-Darwin a bazillion other women and land one of the world’s most desirable bachelors, Rayne Meyers (soon to be Davenport) becomes the paparazzi’s newest target. After a crash course in charm school and wedding etiquette, she rejects tradition in favor of The Lazy Bride's Guide to Catastrophes and Chaos in this laugh-out-loud, opposites-attract, billionaire romantic comedy from bestselling author Lydia Michaels.
Here comes the awkward bride—with a heap of poor judgment and way too much tequila on the side!
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I can’t get enough of this series. Calamity Rayne is one of the best romcom’s I’ve read, and I highly recommend it to all romance fans. This is the series I know I will return to in the future. Every book has me wondering what Rayne will get herself into next. I love the humor in these books. Calamity Rayne Gets Hitched had me laughing so much; the situations that Rayne gets herself into; it has me shaking my head sometimes. Despite the situations that Rayne seems to get herself into, you can’t help but love her. I love how much she loves Hale and the bond she has with Elara, treating her as if she were her own daughter. I adore the nickname she has for her: "peanut." The scenes between the two of them always have me smiling.
I loved the emotional depth when Rayne started searching to reconnect with her estranged father. The scenes were beautifully written and full of emotion. I felt Rayne’s hope and heartbreak. I was suspicious of her father. I wondered why he suddenly wanted to meet her after years of no response. However, I hoped that I was wrong, for Rayne’s sake. To me, Remington was more of her father; he was the one who was always there for her. Even if he didn’t always admit it, I saw how much Remington cared about her.
What I love about this series is that it’s more than just a romance. It also deals with real-life struggles, such as doubts and friendship struggles, as Rayne had with Elle. I was sad to see the friendship between Elle and Rayne fade, but I liked the way Lydia captured that. I wasn’t always fond of how jealous Hale would get, I understood it but I didn’t like how he took out on Rayne. This story will make you laugh, cry along with Rayne, and you will find yourself turning the pages until the end.
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