Bridesmates

By: Sydney Smyth

Narrated by: Teddy Hamilton

It’s never too late for love in this short, sweet novella - an audio-first nod to a beloved rom-com!

After getting unceremoniously dumped by his boyfriend, the last thing Cooper Evans wants is to return to his hometown of Big Rock, Montana, to be in his best friend’s wedding. But he agreed to be her bridesmate (her male maid of honor), and a promise is a promise. What he didn’t expect is to run into his high school crush, who’s out of the closet and a smoking hot cop to boot.

Will Baker is just as dreamy as he was when he broke Cooper’s heart all those years ago - and it turns out he’s in the wedding party, too. Will Cooper make it through the ceremony with his heart unscathed, or will he risk it all for a second chance at love?

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Super Cute

Interesting little twists, but very cute and a nice break from the usual. Great narration as well.

A short fun story!

First of all, TEDDY! Teddy is always awesome, but his solo performance in this was fantastic! I am always impressed with that guy's range.

The story was fun and funny!!! So much packed into an hour and a half. I loved all the characters, the mains are fantastic and his best friend is a hoot. This story could seriously be expanded into a novel if the author wanted, but it's not needed.

💞

Short and sweet romance! Second chance. Small town. Best friends wedding. Miscommunication. Teddy Hamilton. Enjoyable!

Loved It

I loved this book. It was such a cute romance. I liked both men and enjoyed learning of their not-so-great past and how they reconnected. I loved the narration as well, since I fell in love with Teddy Hamilton's voice while listening to him in Ava Ross's Vork. 5 stars.

So adorable

This is a true romance. Cooper can’t seem to find love. There are men, and they sometimes fall for him, but the feeling is never truly returned. At least not until he comes home for his best friend’s wedding.

Is it predictable in some ways? Of course. It’s a romance. You know one man will get another man in the end. The how’s of it are cute, misunderstandings and miscommunication abound. But there is love at the end for a number of people.

My criticism? Too short! I’m half-kidding because it told a story that had unnecessary filler. I’m glad to have read (heard) this book and wouldn’t complain if there were more on the happy couple. If not, it ended with a happily-ever-after.