The Chocolate Lovers’ Wedding Kindle Edition

I hope you read my review of this author and of this series. You will love them!

Silly book, who eats that much chocolate.

Fantastic final book in the series, saying farewell to the Chocolate Lovers Club. A great end to an epic saga :-)

Muddled

I love the Chocolate Lovers' club serie and this one is no exception!!!!

I have loved the Chocolate Lovers' series from the first book and this was fabulous! It can be read as a stand alone, but for me, it was fantastic to get together with Lucy, Chantal. Nadia and Autumn once more.I've laughed with them, cried with them, got angry with them - but this book had me sobbing and howling with laughter! It is the peak of the series and I LOVED it! It is all about love as always - parental love, spousal love, friendship love, past love - and the conflicts that can develop as a result of this. And, of course, it's about chocolate!It's not all smooth sailing for them - Chantal faces an immense challenge with her health, Autumn attempts to connect with her daughter, Nadia is challenged with the new versus the old and Lucy is still trying to fix everyone at the expense of herself.Towards the end of the book, there are two stand out moments. One I've shared below, the other involves Marcus and had me in tears. No spoilers here though.I learned something about Carole as well - this quote is so very meaningful - I am convinced it is how she feels! No doubt, if I'm wrong, she'll tell me ;)Lucy, talking about her parents, "I don't want a love like theirs which seems to rely on mutual irritation and drama. I want Crush and I to be the best of friends and, when the passion has faded - as inevitably it will - that we still adore each other. That our love will deepen into care and respect. That our two lives will grow as one. That being apart will be inconceivable." How beautiful is that?And that is the book in a quote - loving, beautiful and enduring.I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

By Melissa AmsterIt was so nice to reunite with the Chocolate Lovers' Club so quickly after The Chocolate Lovers' Christmas. I was able to easily remember where everything left off and pick up from that point with the women who seem like friends I'd have in real life.There were a lot of things I did not expect to happen this time around and it kept me on my toes. Some were great things and others were not so great, but the women had each other to lean on and that was the most important of all.I really hope that Carole Matthews continues this series. I could never tire of reading about chocolate and all of the new adventures in store for Lucy, Chantal, Autumn, and Nadia. There's definitely stuff to work with for a next book...and a next...and one after that.Until then, be sure to read all the books in this series because they're as delectable as the chocolate these women consume.

What can I say of this book that hasn't already been said? Meeting the Chocolate Lovers' Club girls again is like meeting your most beloved friends. I have long stopped considering them fictional characters, they are my very true friends!I cried, laughed, cheered with them, once again.I really hope this is not the last book in the series. These characters need to be in another book, they can't be fired! ;) They have partners! And children to support! They need to be in another book (or ten) ;)I wanted to read this book very slowly and make it last longer, but, as usual, I read it in only a couple of days and am already suffering deep Chocolate Lovers' withdrawal symptoms. I will probably go back and read all 4 again (but then, I have read most of Carole's books more than once).You will love this book even if you haven't read the previous ones the series, and it can be read as a stand-alone, although you will want to buy them all once you've finished.