ARC Review of Beauty and the Billionaire: The Wedding (Billionaire Boys Club) by JESSICA CLARE

Beauty and the Billionaire: The Wedding is a novella in the Billionaire Boys Club world and it is Book 6.5. It is Hunter and Gretchen are finally about to get ready and everything is down to the final preparations but Gretchen is completely freaking out over all the final wedding details…down to the last details. She keeps firing people and taking on their tasks by herself. What possibly could go wrong??

Hunter is not even realizing Gretchen’s dilemmas, however he is there for her whenever she needs him to do something to help. Its just she doesn’t mention much about the wedding, she is trying to keep things positive to show she can handle things so Hunter just gives her help and to keep her sane. But then there is something going on with Hunter when this mysterious woman shows up. Gretchen sees her and the item she brings and wonders what is going on when Hunter doesn’t share what it is between them. Now Gretchen has even more going on to worry about.

There is a great supporting cast of characters in this book and a sub story regarding Daphne and her recovery from being that drug addict. She , in the previous books, was so hated and now in this books, I felt so bad for her because she really was trying. You got to meet her life coach and trainer Wesley with whom she has deep feelings for, more than just employer/employee type.  Her story will make you sit up and cheer.

There is also some quick touch bases with some other prevuious characters from other books which was great. It was like old home week and I loved how the novella story ended. There was the buildup, the tension, angst, oh there definitely was humor and when it all went down, it was awesome. The ending was just what was needed. I cannot wait for the next book in this series. Kudos to Jessica Clare for writing such books that grab my attention and keep it, for that’s hard to do. These characters have a zest for life and yes, there is the angst and tension and problems but by the end of the story, all is resolved and there is a HFN/HEA resolution for the characters involved.

My rating: 4.5 stars ****

 "I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book in exchange for an honest review***