A May Bride by Meg Moseley

If you're looking for a short beach read, grab this book. Meg Moseley writes a charming story with such a sweet wedding. Ellie and Gray had a funny first meeting that made me laugh just imagining it. Gray knew what he wanted and Ellie wasn't afraid to take chances. However, in order for Ellie to step out meant she wouldn't always be pleasing her mother.

Ellie has saved for her wedding just so her mom doesn't have a say in wedding plans. Ellie wants to prove to her mother that she's not her and that she can make smart decisions. Her relationship with her mother is one that her mother controls. Ellie walks a delicate line of trying to please her, yet become her own person.

Gray pushes Ellie out of her comfort zone with her mother and helps her find the strength to cut the apron strings. It's not easy, but is necessary. Ellie's also the one that usually helps her sister when she needs help. Conflict arises when these issues must be dealt with.

I like this short, fun books in the series. They are quick to read, but still leave me thinking about the characters after the book has been completed.

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I received this book free from Thomas Nelson Publishers in exchange for my honest opinion of this book.