ClickandWed.com Box Set: Books 1–3

With This Click, I Thee Wed
A fantastic start to a new series. If the rest are even half as much fun as this one was, I can’t wait to read them. The characters were easy to connect with – my heart broke with Rachel’s uncertainty and I sighed in delight as she and Logan got closer. I loved watching Rachel discover her self confidence and Logan learn to trust again. Highly recommended.
IDo.com
Alex is a people-pleaser, a condition I’m very familiar with, that comes with a lot of expectations and not a lot of fun. Other than being a bit clueless, Jeremy’s a dutiful son and just about perfect. He’s one of the sweetest heroes I’ve read this year. This series has more than it’s fair share of terrible parents. I consider it a credit to the author’s skill that she’s able to write these completely awful people and they come across perfectly natural – this is just the way they’re supposed to be. This one hit me where it hurt. I almost feel like I wanted Jeremy and Alex to get their happily-ever-after more than they did. I can’t wait to see what’s in store for us with the next book in the series.
DIY Vows
It’s sweet and funny and utterly adorable but it frustrated the living daylights out of me. For probably a good three quarters of the book I wanted to take Tyler and Lizzie and shake some sense into them. They were so close to having it all but were both too set in their ways and too afraid to take that extra step to achieve it. It meant that I was kept desperately flipping pages in order to find out how they were going to make it work. Lizzie is this strong, independent businesswoman but her desire to be wanted for who she is leaves her in a heart-breakingly vulnerable position. It took me a while to warm up to Tyler. He starts out as a bit of a jerk and it takes some effort to get him beyond that. I knew that there had to be something worth redeeming, otherwise he wouldn’t be the romantic lead. I would have loved the chance to spend more time in his head to get to know him better. There were several times I was hoping for a “Tyler” chapter only to discover that we stayed with Lizzie for another one.

Good stories. Much proofing needed.

They were repetitive & had sooo many typos & grammatical errors! It was distracting to read.

For an escape / or to spend a rainy or wintry day, this is perfect. There is lots of wishful thinking….but that’s what escapes are.

great series; a must read if you like romances

3 stars
I purchased a copy of ClickandWed 3 book boxset by Bonnie R. Paulson and this review was given freely
3 women rise above adversity,uncaring controlling families and lonely single lives, marry through ClickandWed.com, persist despite challenging and bleak odds to achieve love and happiness with their appointed match. Diverse contemporary characters with vivid descriptions and satisfying happy endings.
Book 1: 4 star
Book 2: 4 star
Book 3: 2 star

A bit predictable, but fun.

Read the first one and thought it was hilarious! Looking forward to reading the others!

This writer is incredibly predictable from the first chapter, although the journey is delightful. She walks you to the door of an H.E.A. and then leaves the ending to your imagination.

The first book in the series is clearly the best. The second was also well written, if a little lacking in motivation for certain character’s behavior. By the third, it seems the author rushed through not only the editing process, with a number of typos left in the text, but also the storyline. Elizabeth deserved much better than she got as the protagonist of this story–the characters lacked depth, the drama inherent in relationship miscommunication was entirely missing, and the resolution was abrupt. I enjoyed the premise of each story, but hope the writing improves in the future.