'Not me, pal.' The slack jaw had morphed into a grin of pure admiration. 'For God’s sake, Bob, you’re completely missing the point.' If you couldn’t trust the checker in the express line at the supermarket, who could you trust?Īnother laugh out loud scene for me was when Carter was trying not to get advice from Bob after screwing up royally with Mackenzie 'Thank you.' More relaxed, Carter walked back to his car. 'Here you go now.' She slid the bouquet into a clear plastic bag. ' Stop while you’re ahead, Carter told himself. She’s going to think you’re real sweet, and thoughtful, too.' Most everybody likes flowers, don’t they? Especially us girls. Could I just ask you if you think these are appropriate for a date? I mean to give to the woman I’m taking out to dinner.” 'Not exactly.' He fumbled out his wallet as she rang them up. 'Aren’t those pretty! A surprise for your wife?' The kind-eyed cashier gave him a quick smile.

None of the dreaded roses, he mused, which, according to the Law of Bob, meant he’d basically be asking Mackensie to marry him and bear his children. A couple of those big gerbera daisies were mixed in, and they struck him as a friendly flower. They were colorful, he thought with some resentment. Carter has had a long crush on Mackenzie, since high school, and the idea of dating and then having sex with his crush, well, it makes even picking out flowers a challenge. The funny mostly comes from scenes in which Carter is advised on dating by his friend Bob, the math teacher. Her mother is an emotional vampire who is constantly laying on the guilt to get Mackenzie to support whatever bad habit her mother is into at the moment. The focus is straight on the burgeoning attraction between Carter and Mackenzie which is complicated by Mackenzie’s fear of commitment. This is a straight contemporary romance with nary a hint of serial killers or stalkers. Vision features the romance of Mackenzie and Carter.

Parker inherited a mansion with a ballroom and together with Lauren, the cake decorator Emma, the florist and Mackenzie, the photographer, the four have created the place for weddings in Connecticut. Vision in White is the first of four books featuring the best friend owners of Vows, a full service wedding event business. I thought Carter Maguire, the clumsy, blushing, tweed wearing, Yale educated, English lit teacher was adorable and Mackenzie Elliott was a dynamo. While I haven’t read all of your books, I’ve read a great many of them and I think I can safely say that Vision in White is one of the funniest books you’ve penned in a long time. Jane B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviews Contemporary / Nora-Roberts / Photographer / weddings 46 Comments

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