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MY REVIEW:<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0“Can’t Buy Me Love” is a fantastic prequel to Beth Vogt’s new Destination Wedding<\/em> series. If the rest of the series is even half as good, I will be happy. Can’t wait to dive into\u00a0 “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” which is waiting it’s turn patiently on my review stack. <\/p>\n The story of Bellamy, a gal from a large, middle-class family who is engaged to Reid who comes from a wealthy, upper-crust background. As Bellamy plans her dream wedding, she stresses over meeting the standards of Reid’s family and accidentally makes a purchase that could put a stop to everything. I loved how Reid’s mom stepped in to set things right and proved that you really can’t buy love.<\/p>\n \u00a0“Can’t Buy Me Love” is truly a story about love, family, what is truly important, and forgiveness. <\/p>\n ABOUT THE BOOK:<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0In this e-novella kicking off the brand-new Destination Wedding series, Bellamy, a bride-to-be who dreams of a one-of-a-kind Manhattan wedding, gets caught up in all the planning, and things quickly spin out of control. What is the true cost of an ultimate uptown wedding?<\/em><\/p>\n Bellamy grew up in a large, boisterous family. The Hillmans may not have had it all, but Bellamy learned how to stretch a dollar and make it look like she did. Now she\u2019s marrying Reid Stanton, the man of her dreams. While planning their one-of-a-kind Manhattan destination wedding, Bellamy gets caught up in all things Pinterest. It starts out simply enough with a \u201cSave the Date Destination Wedding\u201d board. Then it\u2019s the \u201cDestination Wedding Dresses\u201d and \u201cInvitations\u201d boards. As her ideas multiply, so does the cost of the wedding.<\/p>\n Before she realizes it, all her creative planning has decimated the budget. Can Bellamy make things right, or will the cost of the ultimate wedding be losing the man she loves?<\/p>\n NOTE\u00a0\u2014 the e-novella also includes an excerpt of Crazy\u00a0Little Thing Called Love, the first novel in the series, which releases June 30, 2015.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Purchase a copy on Amazon.<\/a><\/p>\n ABOUT THE AUTHOR:<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.daysongreflections.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/02\/divider2.png\" "\\"divider2\\"")
<\/a>This book was provided for review by The Book Club Network.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n
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Beth K. Vogt<\/strong> is a non-fiction author and editor who said she\u2019d never write fiction. She\u2019s the wife of an Air Force family physician (now in solo practice) who said she\u2019d never marry a doctor\u2014or anyone in the military. She\u2019s a mom of four who said she\u2019d never have kids. Now Beth believes God\u2019s best often waits behind the doors marked \u201cNever.\u201d A 2015 RITA\u00ae\u00a0<\/sup>Finalist and a 2014 Carol Award finalist, Beth is a contemporary romance novelist with Howard Books. Her 2014 novel, Somebody Like You<\/em>, was one of Publisher\u2019s Weekly\u2019s Best Books of 2014. In 2015, Beth introduced her destination wedding series with both an e-novella, Can\u2019t Buy Me Love<\/em>, and a novel, Crazy Little Thing Called Love<\/em>. Her e-novella, A November Bride<\/em>, was part of the Year of Wedding Series by Zondervan. Beth enjoys writing contemporary romance because she believes there\u2019s more to happily-ever-after than the fairy tales tell us. Find out more about her books at bethvogt.com<\/a>. An established magazine writer and former editor of Connections, the leadership magazine for MOPS International, Beth is also part of the leadership team for My Book Therapy<\/a>, the writing community founded by best-selling author Susan May Warren. She lives in Colorado with her husband Rob, who has adjusted to discussing the lives of imaginary people, and their youngest daughter, Christa, who loves to play volleyball and enjoys writing her own stories.<\/p>\n