My Big Fat Fake Wedding

My Big Fat Fake Wedding audiobook

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Wow I dont know if I can find the right words to do this story justice. Lauren Landish went all out for thus one. There are some scenes that will have you laughing your self to tears but also shaking your head. Love how Lauren had a great hand in word play like frienenemies . Hero is Ross , who is an Alpha Male , but with a big heart. He always gets the bad press even when he goes all out to save someone. Heroine is Violet , shes an alpha female. Both Ross and Violet give as good as they get starting the pranks in school. . Ross has 2 sisters and one sister Abby , is Violets best friend . When both Ross and Violet are caught in a bind Abby has a scheme of how they can help each other out. Ross is trying to handle his father and Violet giving her grandfather his last wish . The idea that Abby had was for Ross and Violet to have a real fake marriage . You wonder how that will be pulled out. You will need to grab it and find out . Will anybody find out what is going on. Violet world will come crumbling down , and Ross will take a step back and face some facts . Hope One of Ross sister gets her HEA What more can I say about both performers. Both Carly Robins and Joe Arden pulled this story off perfectly. Even Carly voice doing her Italian relatives were spot on. Joe doing the female parts like his sisters and mother was great

I love books by Lauren Landish, but this is a whole new ball game. This heartwarming, funny, heartbreaking and amazing story takes a big fat Italian Cake. Lovable characters and their unique family and friends, the premise and friends to enemies theme, everything is served as delightful story. I must give props to Carly Robins who gave an outstanding performance as Violette and her family members, and whose narrative had me in pieces from first minute. And of course Joe Arden as Ross is amazing as always. Their narration brought this book to another level. This Audiobook just became my new favorite.

I really enjoyed this story which was narrated by Carly Robins and Joe Arden who did a great job bringing the story to life for me. This is an enemies to lovers story about Violet & Rosss story and was an entertaining listen. The characters were easy to relate to and I found myself laughing out loud on numerous occasions, although there was also groaning and shaking my head as the story developed. The banter and chemistry between them added an extra layer to the story of love and family and the lengths a person will go to make a loved one happy and protect them. I did feel at times that it was a little over the top, but growing up with close friends who are Greek(yes I know this is an Italian family) I could relate to many of the scenes, particularly the ones with Nana.

Violet has always dreams of the fairy-tale wedding. Running her own interior design business has left little time for much more than work. But when her grandfather has a health scare and outlook is grim, Violet feels the need to get down the aisle ASAP if nothing else than to let her grandfather know that she\’s well taken care of. Now it just remains to be seen as to who will fill the role of groom. Ross Andrews hasn\’t quite gotten over his wild ways. Yes, he\’s reliable when it comes to getting his work done, but his personal life has still been known to be eyebrow raising at times. After one such time catches him sneaking out of a club with a married woman, Ross\’s father tells him the board of directors is threatening to oust Ross unless he shapes up his personal life. Violet and Ross see in each other a means to an end. Violet can give her grandfather some piece of mind, and Ross can get his father off his back. They\’ll marry in an elaborate ceremony, and then down the line they\’ll annul it. Easy. Except for the fact that both Violet and Ross are falling for one another. First off, I thought that Carly Robins & Joe Arden did a pretty good job of narration on this one. I\’ve listened to a few books narrated by Joe Arden and it always takes me a minute to get used to his voice for some reason, but once I do it\’s smooth sailing from there. I don\’t believe I\’ve ever listened to a story by Carly Robins. I liked her narration. She has a clear, sometime bubbly voice (at least for these characters) and I enjoyed her narration. I love the dual narratives. I think it adds a lot when each character\’s section is narrated by a different voice actor. Now the story: Based on the book blurb I was prepared for a big mashup of enemies to lovers with a side of marriage of convenience and fake fiancee, and it\’s all there, but Lauren Landish seamlessly makes all the different tropes really work well together. They are almost a story within themselves telling of the movement of Violet and Ross\’s relationship. Plain and simple, I just enjoyed the story. I thought the way the conflict played out was done well. Things weren\’t rushed, and even though it\’s easy to see where things will go, it never felt redundant or like a hard slog to get there. Despite maybe not making the best choices, I could sympathize with the how the characters found themselves in their individual predicaments. Mainly, I liked both Ross and Violet. I mainly enjoyed that there wasn\’t a \”bad guy\” between the two of them. They both genuinely wanted to help the other out, but together, they probably didn\’t go about it in the right way. Except they ended up seeing each other in a different light and opening their eyes to a love that neither of them really thought possible. This has probably been my favorite of Lauren Landish\’s books that I\’ve listened to (or read). I thought everything was balanced out really nicely. And I definitely wouldn\’t say no to Ross\’s sisters each getting their own story too.

While the premise of the story maybe a little easy to predict its still an enjoyable and entertaining book. I love both of these narrators so I had no problem at all listening to this story as it unfolded.