The wedding was funny, not the reason at the end, but everything else. ( )

ARC provided in exchange for honest review.

I have been a fan of this series from the first book (That Man 1, That Man 2, That Man 3), and this installment in the series is just as well-written as the first three. There are a few laugh out loud moments, but for the most part, this book is more emotional. Not in a bad way, but it's easy to feel the apprehension and anxiety that Jennifer is experiencing, both with the success of the television show for the network, in addition to the wedding planning, that apparently she has no say in. It doesn't help when there are not one, but two ex-significant others who are trying to stage a comeback.

But for me, the biggest surprise in this book is how much Blake has matured since the beginning of the series. I'm not going to spoil anything, but I found it refreshing how he handled a couple of different situations. And hooray for Chaz for not bowing down to the wedding planner about the dress.

Now this book does end on a cliffhanger, and I cannot wait to see how this will all play out. ( )