Oh Drew. It’s
time. Get yourself hitched, live a happy life with your beautiful Kate and your
son James. Easy, right? Wrong. With Drew, nothing is ever easy. The prologue starts with Drew at the altar, ready, excited, and
waiting for his bride Kate. He hints that they almost didn’t make it there…and
you find out why.
Drew and the
gang including Jack, Matthew, and
Steven are all involved in the madness of attending a bachelor party for Drew. In Vegas. Along for the ride is William, er, Billy, Kate’s ex-boyfriend and Dee’s
cousin. Since the boys are having a weekend away, the girls decide to do the
same and have their own party. Along comes Delores, Alexandria, and the new girl
Erin, Drew’s new secretary. The entire crew is along for the ride. Hilarity ensues – I mean,
come on! It’s Drew and Kate in Vegas!
Beyond the
obvious bachelor/bachelorette party fun, you get updates on everyone since the
last book. This one takes place about two years since the last one and you find
that Matthew and Dee have a child as well, and sweet Mackenzie is now a
pre-teen with a brother and a bunch of boys in her life. She’s in need of some
estrogen and someone has to give her a sister/cousin/something soon! Drew and
Kate need a follow up novella to make that happen. Billy’s become successful,
and yet, is still a giant douche.
Emma Chase gives
Drew, Kate, and the entire gang the story they deserve and does it with the obnoxious
male point of view that only Drew can deliver. In addition to his usual snark,
snide comments, and take no prisoners attitude, there’s also a ton of movie
references including a bunch from my favorite 80’s classics. Way to go Emma!
There was one point in the book where I read a line and laughed so hard I
snorted, woke up the man, and had to call a friend and tell her (in the
character’s voice of course!). That sent the two of us off into a bunch of
other 80’s movies quotes that only we would appreciate, because we’re dorks
like that.
The book has
some typical Drewism and hilarity including his views on child rearing, the
constant crying and interruptions of personal time with Kate, his views on
being single, being in a relationship, getting married, being a parent, his own
parents, his friends, you name it.
While I’m going
to miss Drew and the gang, I’m hoping for updates on them all in the future.
Thanks Emma Chase for a fabulously awesome ride!
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