"Fools Rush In" Review

Bella Rossi may be nearing thirty, but her life is just starting to get interesting. When her Italian-turned-Texan parents hand over the family wedding planning business, Bella is determined not to let them down. She quickly books a "Boot Scoot'n" wedding that would make any Texan proud. There's only one catch--she's a country music numbskull because her family only listens to Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. Where will she find a DJ on such short notice who knows his Alan Jackson from his Keith Urban?

When a misunderstanding leads her to the DJ (and man) of her dreams, things start falling into place. But with a family like hers, nothing is guaranteed. Can the perfect Texan wedding survive a pizza-making uncle with mob ties, an aunt who is a lawsuit waiting to happen, and a massive delivery of 80 cowboy boots? And will Bella ever get to plan her own wedding?


My Thoughts...
The book was free so no complaint on the cost. The book didn't start out to bad, but about half-way through the book the author lost track of the plot, trying to add every reference to religion and scripture I guess she could think of. So when I reached the half-way mark of the book, I almost couldn't take it any longer. Looking back, I wish I had listened to my inner self, and just gave up on this book. Oh. Well. "To late to cry over spilled milk." The book was full of crazy cliche's kind of like the spilled milk cliche'. 


First, there's the 'overwhelming' preachiness in this book. The book was not listed in the genre of 'christian.' Had I known about the so called christian theme (and I use the 'christian' theme loosely) of this book, I would have passed this one, even though it was free. 


I did not like this book so I am awarding it 1*.


I read this book for my....
"Ebook Reading Challenge"
"Romance Reading Challenge"
"New Author Reading Challenge"


This book is part of my Kindle Library.