Josie Gray starts a wedding cake business when her best friend moves back to her village. Josie is living in the cottage she inherited with the love of her life, Ben, an aspiring artist. But when things go sour with Ben, Josie sours on love.
Trisha Ashley always finds a way to get to a happy ending, but I wasn't sure about this one for quite a while. But it's a grand adventure through the village of Neatslake and I enjoyed every minute of the journey. ( )

Wedding Tiers by Trisha Ashley is pure chick-lit. A delightful, clever, breezy story of a woman’s slightly bumpy ride to her happy ending. Set in the tiny village of Neatslake, Lancashire, Josie Gray lives an idyllic, back to nature life with her childhood sweetheart until it all goes wrong and she finds herself facing life alone. Luckily her best friend comes up with an idea to set up a wedding business with Josie as the perfect person to bake the wedding cakes and help with the planning. Being busy is a great way to cope with the loneliness, but although surrounded by wedding romance, Josie finds herself becoming more and more of a cynic. It appears it is up to photographer Noah to lure Josie into giving romance another try.

What made this book so enjoyable is that the romance was mostly on the back burner, growing slowly, but not dominating the story. The setting of the quaint English village and it’s quirky inhabitants made for a lot of humor and added to the feel good atmosphere. At times I found Josie a little too much of a floor mat and wanted her to grow a backbone, but overall this was a well done “kissing book”.

The story flowed effortlessly and the romance, recipes and humor kept it light and entertaining. Wedding Tiers was a relaxing read that make a great escape from everyday life. ( )

Good fun - I liked it http://www.dnsmedia.co.uk/reviews/view/888 ( )