Slightly Married

by Wendy Markham

Book Overview

All Tracey wants is to get hitched without a hitch--but as the calendar marches toward her late-October wedding date, suddenly she and her fianc can't agree on anything. From where to get married (New York City or Buffalo?) to how many attendants they're going to have (she's already asked eight; he was thinking of just a best man). Meanwhile, Tracey's friends are caught up in their own dramas. There's newlywed Raphael, who just had his gay wedding;...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373895380
• ISBN13: 9780373895380
• Release Date: May 2007
• Publisher: Red Dress Ink
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 0.66 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.1" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Great chick lit

I love Wendy's books! I usually finish them in a day or two because I cant put them down. As soon as I finish, I rush online to price the next book in the series! The books are easy to relate to and fun!

another great book

I've read and enjoyed all the books in this series and this one, in my opinion, was the best one yet! Wendy Markham has a way with words that I feel like I'm part of the book. As an engaged woman, I can relate to the bridal shower scene and laughed all the way through the chapter. This book shows not only the great parts of being in love and engaged but the realistic parts-desire of another man, the fights about wedding planning, and the stress of picking the wedding party and having the families meet. Wendy has outdone herself! I hope there will be a Slightly Pregnant version!

an amusing story

After waiting for what seems eternity at least to her, Jack Candell proposes to his live-in lover Tracy Spadolini. Euphoric she immediately says yes. Tracy dives into arranging the wedding. However, she begins to doubt what she always dreamed of, a big ceremony as she receives good wishes and advice from family and friends. Meanwhile Jack is starting to doubt the wisdom of his proposal as he wants only the needs of Tracy and him to matter, not the horde of congratulatory folks in her sphere. As he planned on only a best man, her octet entourage overwhelms his sense of balance. Still the biggest issue for Tracy to decide upon is whether she loves Jack or someone else as she thinks of some the men in her life especially Buckley who abruptly ended his engagement in the final countdown stage. The latest "slightly" chick lit tale is an amusing story when the plot focuses on the difference between Tracy and Jack re their wedding. He thinks short and quick; she ponder long and extended; paralleling their sex life. Although several sidebars involving the relationship woes of her friends add depth to Tracy, these amusing subplots take away from the humorous entertaining prime theme of the final frontier from proposal to I do. Harriet Klausner