by Laura Durham
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I’m extremely lucky to have a loyal bunch of readers, and honest reviews are the best way to help bring my books to the attention of new readers.
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If you enjoyed Godfather of the Bride, I would be forever grateful if you could spend two minutes leaving a review (it can be as short as you like) on your favorite retailer.
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Thanks for reading and reviewing!
Acknowledgments
As always, an enormous thank you to all of my wonderful readers, especially my beta readers and my review team. I never give you enough time, but you always come through for me. A special shout-out to the beta readers who caught all my goofs this time: Patricia Joyner, Linda Reachill, Sheila Kraemer, Lisa Hudson, Linda Loy, Lind Fore, Karen Diamond, Tricia Knox, Toni, Katherine Munro, Sandra Anderson, Tony Noice, Elizabeth Brown, and Annemarie Pasquale. Thank you!!
A big thank you to my wonderful copyeditor Sandy Chance and my creative cover designer Keri Knutson.
Big kisses to everyone who leaves reviews. They really make a difference, and I am grateful for every one of them!
About the Author
Laura Durham has been writing for as long as she can remember and has been plotting murders since she began planning weddings over twenty years ago in Washington, DC. Her first novel, BETTER OFF WED, won the Agatha Award for Best First Novel.
When she isn’t writing or wrangling brides, Laura loves traveling with her family, standup paddling, perfecting the perfect brownie recipe, and reading obsessively.
She loves hearing from readers and she would love to hear from you! Send an email or connect on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter (click the icons below).
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