A wedding planner rom-com is the very definition of romantic fun, and Mia Sosa doesn’t disappoint with The Worst Best Man.

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The chemistry between these two is electric, and Livesay manages to incorporate weighty topics—grief, racism, and the ways in which Black professional women operate according to a different set of rules in the workplace—without diminishing the importance of the romance between Caila and Wyatt.

She spoke about having to work hard to not come across as over emotional as a woman, which I related to so hard. Born and raised in East Harlem, New York, she now lives in Maryland with her college sweetheart, their two book-obsessed daughters, and one dog that rules them all. There’s just one hitch… she has to collaborate with the best (make that worst) man from her own failed nuptials.

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Not saying theirs should’ve been as sharp as Frankie’s reaction, but I don’t think they would’ve been so flippant is all. I don't know if it's just me and I'm being weird about this or what, but I think it's kinda yuck and inappropriate to date/sleep with your ex's brother. I don't remember a female character apart from Francheska and Pru that have been described in a decent light.

La narrazione non ha sbavature, merito anche di una traduzione che conserva intatte freschezza e ironia. I loved being in Lina's head, I loved her amazing family, I loved her ability to hold a good, strong grudge. He's busy ruling the business world, and has yet to find a woman he can tolerate for longer than a month, two at the outside, anyway. Lina is a wedding planner who takes total control for her clients, but she is utterly thrown for a loop when her fiancé, Andrew, decides he doesn't want to get married—the morning of her wedding. When I like things a lot I become incapable of discussing them coherently, so let me try to stay on track by approaching this like a list.