The Wedding Date by Jasmine Guillory A romance novel Review

 

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                       Title         : The Wedding Date

                            Author      : Jasmine Guillory

                           Publisher  : Berkley (January 30, 2018)

                            Language :  English

                           Paperback : 336 pages

    this is my first ever novel that I've been read till the last page, I used to read novel actually (p.s using my native language) and this novel just realized me to keep reading till u find the exact genre to love with. yeah I start reading a bunch of thriller, magic, comedy especially from the most famous author Stephen King, but it just didn't fits perfectly with mine and those novel didn't even finish till now. 

    back to the laptop, this novel is simple, what I mean here far from juvenile love story which pretty complicated. it tells the story from two opposite direction of people, alexa is a girl with black skin and work in politics while the man called drew, I didn't remember the exact name it maybe andrew, but I can't ensure that is was true.

  both of them just meet incidentally on the elevator, they were stuck together on it  for about 30 minutes or more. as like the other novel they just sharing abit and start to make appointment  to attent andrew's ex girlfriend weeding. alexa actually didn;t interested at all through the wedding. she just have a pity for andrew wherefore he become a groomsman on his own ex grilfriend birthday. then they were keep closer week by week.

    FYI they did LDR because andrew is a doctor from different city as alexa. it take 2 hours by plane to get there whereas they just meet once a week and visit each other city till finally get together on alexa city. this novel is easy reading especially for non English native like me. wkwkwk. it plot is crystal clear and they face their problem in a mature way. a buch of pages explain about s*x, but I never skip it LOL. I didn't find any quotes related to me during reading this novel,but it;s still pretty recomendeddd