Three Weddings is the fourth in the Bloomberg Place Series, and final installment so
far, unless Carlson comes up with a sequel. Melody Carlson brings the series to a frantic end
for her four friends in their chaotic effort to cross the wedding finish line together. Of
course, it isn’t easy. There's all the drama of competition in the race. If you have
followed the course of Carlson’s foursome in her previous books then you know the routine.
Assuming you are familiar with the group then, here is the short version of the fourth book
in the series:
Lelani’s wedding is coming up soon and everything is being done to make this the wedding of a
lifetime. Kendall is pregnant, and recently engaged. Anna is having issues with her boyfriend,
and Megan’s unnerved when her beau finds God and takes off on a missionary trip to Africa. In
the midst of all this, it turns out that everyone has plans for the same weekend that Lelani
has planned her wedding. Anna has promised to attend a Bar Mitzvah. Megan has another wedding
commitment. Kendall wants to be married on the same day as Lelani. As you can surmise, this is
the basis for the story.
And, if you aren’t yet familiar with Carlson’s girls, I suggest you pick up the previous
books and take time to sit down and enjoy all three. They’re fun, funny, and fabulous. All
four friends find love and God and all’s well that ends well. It’s reminiscent of a Christian
Sex in the City chick lit. If you like it light and a little ditsy, then you will enjoy
Carlson.