Four Steps to the Altar
Four Steps to the Altar by Jean Stone, published by Random House Publishing Group on July 25, 2006, is a contemporary fiction novel that explores the complexities of love and friendship. In this engaging narrative, four best friends navigate the challenges of their wedding planning business, Second Chances, while confronting their own romantic dilemmas. Each character faces pivotal decisions that could alter the course of their lives, weighing the value of true love against personal aspirations and past relationships.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of themes including romance, family life, and the intricacies of women’s relationships. As Lily grapples with her inheritance and the allure of true love, Elaine unexpectedly reconnects with a past romance, while Sarah contemplates unconventional choices. Jo, known for her clarity, begins to question her own path to happiness. Through breakups, makeups, and the surprises that life presents, this novel delves into the importance of being open to second chances in love and life. With 304 pages, this edition offers a thoughtful exploration of the choices that define us.
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They say true love is priceless, but is it worth fifty million dollars? With Second Chances, their wedding planning business, starting to take off, four best friends must decide whether they’ll take some second chances of their own. Free-spirited Lily finds herself forced to choose between her sure-thing inheritance and a chance at true love; the no-longer-predictable Elaine surprises everyone–including herself–when romance comes calling from her past; Sarah, the uncompromisingly unconventional artist, finds herself contemplating the most unexpected choice of all; and the always-clear-eyed Jo suddenly finds herself second-guessing her own second chance at happily-ever-after. The choice for each of them is “I do” or “I don’t,” and the decision will change their lives.
Breakups, makeups, and romance at every turn–life always offers up its best surprises to those who leave themselves open to the possibility of second chances.
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