Changing Grooms

by Sasha Wagstaff

Book of the Month: April 2009

Strapping bachelors, juicy secrets and swooning first love. Welcome to the village of Appleton… Take a gorgeous country pile much in need of funds. Add a glamorous film-star couple planning the Wedding of the Year. Sprinkle a host of unforgettable characters, each with a juicy secret. Result: one long, hot summer of very, very bad behaviour... Meet the Forbes-Henry family of Appleton Manor. Aristocratic, attractive – and decidedly down on their luck. When eldest son Will decides to turn the Manor into a luxury wedding venue, he hopes to attract the rich and famous and save his family from financial ruin. But has he put the family in more danger than ever?

Recent user reviews & comments

Loved this book. Really easy to read with some very different Characters. I described it to my friend like a Jilly Cooper/ Four Weddings and a Funeral type book .. fab! Look forward to her next one!

Louise,Cardiff.

I just loved it - from the first chapter I just knew it was going to be a fabulous read - let's have more soon!

Karen Rogan,Leeds.

Great book, didn't want to put it down but didn't want it to end either! Can't wait for next novel.

Christine,Wrexham.

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