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Original Title:	The Christmas Wedding
ISBN:	031609739X (ISBN13: 9780316097390)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Gaby Summerhill

The Christmas Wedding Hardcover | Pages: 266 pages

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Title	:	The Christmas Wedding
Author	:	James Patterson
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 266 pages
Published	:	October 17th 2011 by Little, Brown and Company
Categories	:	Holiday. Christmas. Fiction. Romance. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Audiobook. Mystery

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The tree is decorated, the cookies are baked, and the packages are wrapped, but the biggest celebration this Christmas is Gaby Summerhill's wedding. Since her husband died three years ago, Gaby's four children have drifted apart, each consumed by the turbulence of their own lives. They haven't celebrated Christmas together since their father's death, but when Gaby announces that she's getting married--and that the groom will remain a secret until the wedding day--she may finally be able to bring them home for the holidays.

But the wedding isn't Gaby's only surprise--she has one more gift for her children, and it could change all their lives forever. With deeply affecting characters and the emotional twists of a James Patterson thriller, The Christmas Wedding is a fresh look at family and the magic of the season.

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3.5 starsWhat an unusual storyline. Gaby Summerhill (a current schoolteacher) sends a video to her four grown children inviting them to her Christmas wedding. The groom is currently unknown. She has three potential grooms. Yep, three: Tom, Jacob, and Marty. They are all friends, and all three have proposed to her. Now, this is the very strange part, (perhaps some deep seated wish of Mr. Patterson's) Gaby will decide whom she will marry on the day of the wedding. Yes, all three grooms show up on

Well that book was terrible. If it werent for my reading goal and my competitive desire to read 45 books, I wouldve quit this audiobook and completed my 3 hour drive in silence. The novel kept building toward a mysterious wedding that ended up being so lackluster, I was shocked. I thought there had to be some hidden twist- hopefully one that would redeem the rest of the plot. Nope. Nothing.On top of that, the secular-worldview of the main character grated on me. She decided to get married

Let me ask y'all out there a quick question, and raise your hand if it applies to you. Do you know one man, much less three, who will show up at a wedding - potentially their own - and have the bride choose out of the three of them, publicly? No hand raised? Right, that's what I thought.I don't know of anyone who would stand up to this. It might happen on the Bachelor/Bachelorette, but this is rather different, and these men are setting themselves up to be humiliated, and in front of their

Not a typical Patterson book, but it was still entertaining. It's a cute Christmas book that I enjoyed.

Wish I could give it zero stars, although it might be useful for authors to read as an example of What Not To Do.The Good - it's a very quick read. I didn't notice any typos. The cover is pretty, if you think a slender young women in a sleeveless white dress with a long train "works" to represent a 50-60ish widowed grandmother getting married in a pale purple dress and sneakers.The Bad - The premise is that Gaby, said grandmother & widow, is getting married. She is sending video DVD's BY

OOOOOOOh! I loved this story! This was a wonderful "very feel good" adventure. I don't normally read James Patterson books because they are not my cup of tea, however it appears that this time he took a completely different turn. Many of his regular fans are not happy with this book because it is just so "sweet and gentle". However, perhaps he's attempting to attract another segment of the reading population. I hope he writes other books like this. The icing on the cake for me is that I was

Once upon a time, I adored James Patterson's writing. I couldn't get enough of his books from about ten years ago and prior, but as the years have gone by and he has started pumping out a book or two every couple months, the quality of his stories has really plummeted. Most of Patterson's books these days are collaborations, so I am not sure how much he actually writes and how much is just his name printed prominently on the cover to boost sales. Regardless, his older novels are excellent and