Lightning review at Smart Bitches, Trashy Books 
 When the opening to a book is the hero finding the heroine, in her wedding dress, hiding out in his bathtub, you have to read it. Have to. 
 I have to admit, it was a pretty awesome meet cute. And from then on, the two form an unlikely friendship. Helping Lydia through her problems gives Vaughn a chance to ignore his own and, as Lydia is a relative newcomer and stranger to the town, she's really in need of a friend. So if friends-to-lovers is your catnip, this might be your bag. Lydia is also a plus-sized heroine, which I loved. 
 I will warn that the grovel is insufficient, and the main conflict keeping Lydia and Vaughn from being together is wrapped up in the last fifteen pages by some unrealistic romcom type resolution. And the family of Lydia's fiance seem too much like caricatures with their villainy. However, I spent most of my RT line waiting with my nose buried in this book if that's any indication of how much I enjoyed it. 
 - Amanda