The wedding party

by Robyn Carr

Charlene Dugan started her day as usual--single. Then, all in the space of a few hours:-- Her daughter announced she doesn't want to "end up like her"-- Her absentminded mother got lost in a parking lot-- Her ex-husband accused her of being afraid of commitmentNow her decision to utter those three little words--let's get married--has everyone around her in a tailspin. The maid of honor is in a tempest over a man fifteen years her junior. Her daughter, the official bridesmaid, has decided to reinvent herself. The groom is spending all of his free time with the wedding consultant. And her ex-husband, a man who still drives her crazy, is making some pretty convincing arguments for a second chance.The wedding party is out of control, they're calling for rain and the bride has cold feet. This isn't exactly what Charlene had in mind.

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