Both guys in book one had their own demons, and their relationship bloomed from how they helped each grow. This is my complaint about the “plot”, such as it is. Keep in mind there is no obstacle to the guys getting married. But it comes quite late in the book and did not save the overall experience for me. One of the loose stories is beautifully written, reminiscent of the first book. Especially when cloaked in the ongoing argument between our two guys. Each wedding attended has its owns trials and tribulations that are mostly tiresome. Five independent stories that do not, in my opinion, constitute a plot. This issue is the entire book is literally four weddings and a funeral. Lucien’s mother was a delight in the first book and she is missed - quite underutilized in the second. We wait an incredibly long time to interact with Lucien’s parents, same for Oliver’s parents. They have an ongoing disagreement/conflict/nonsense that has them on the verge for the entire book. Perhaps my biggest problem is that Lucien is relatively insufferable for much of the story. The main thing to know going in is that two years have passed since the conclusion of the first book. Maybe that’s a bit harsh, but it feels like a series of loosely connected stories that only make sense because we met all the significant characters involved here in the first book. I would say that I will avoid spoilers to not give away the plot - but there’s not really a plot.

The day it arrived I saw that the audiobook was also available. I was excited for this book and pre-ordered from Amazon. I have listened to it more than once and bought the printed version too. Let’s establish one thing first, I LOVED Boyfriend Material. But even he could not make this book palatable. He is an incredibly gifted voice talent and a delightful narrator. If it weren’t for Joe Jameson, this would have a fully egregious endeavor.

Alexis hall something fabulous