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by Jane Sigaloff

Category:	Humor and Satire
Subcategory:	Fiction
Author:	Jane Sigaloff
ISBN:	0373895089
ISBN13:	978-0373895083
Language:	English
Publisher:	Red Dress Ink; Original edition (December 28, 2004)
Pages:	384
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As a result, there is not enough individual development, but I like how Sigaloff keeps up guessing until right up to the end with each of the relationships

ISBN13:9780373895083. As a result, there is not enough individual development, but I like how Sigaloff keeps up guessing until right up to the end with each of the relationships. Humorous Look at a Wedding Planner who Loses her Way. Published by Thriftbooks. com User, 14 years ago. Jessica James spends her life around weddings as a wedding planner. However, her own wedding sends her in a panic. When she left her fiancé at the alter, she did not think about the consequences.

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Technical Hitch is British author Jane Sigaloff's third novel. Jane lives and writes in London and has never been married. She has, however, spent several summers as a serial wedding attendee. From Booklist: Sigaloff's third novel features a large cast of characters all wrestling with the consequences of getting married. or not. A week after wedding-planner Jessica James oversees the marriage of movie star Jack Carlisle and his working-girl bride, Emma, Jess gets cold feet the day of her own marriage to Nick.

Imprint RED DRESS INK. Publication City/Country Chatswood, Australia. ISBN13 9780733557149.

Series: Red Dress Ink Novels. The lives of Jane, Han and to a lesser extent Max, make the novel go. It's very good contemporary fiction, with moterhood and the teenage lifestyle beautifully portrayed in a smoothly flowing story

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Fast Lovebird

Technical Hitch is a fun beach read type book! It ties the stories of three couples together: Jessica James, a wedding planner who got cold feet and jilted her groom at her own wedding, Emma, a secretary who has married celebrity Jack Carlisle in a staged attempt to tame down his reputation, and Fiona, who was ready to settle down with the perfect guy until she saw her brother left at the alter by Jessica.

The dialogue is well done, and the book is funny. The plots aren't super unique—will the fake marriage of Emma and Jack turn real? Will Jess realize that she's made a mistake by dumping her fiance? Will Fiona ruin the best relationship of her life, or will she recognize what she has? But it's fun and very readable, and I enjoyed it.

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Kerry

Jessica is a successful wedding planner based in London. She manages to pull off the perfect day for so many couples; on the morning of her own wedding, she gets cold feet and leaves Nick at the altar, taking the honeymoon they were meant to spend together. Upon returning to London, she realizes her error and wants to get back with Nick. Nick, it seems, has moved on. She also tries to move on, but her heart still belongs to Nick.

Fiona, Nick's sister (and Jess' best friend), is ready to settle down with her new beau (a wedding photographer whom she met at the ill-fated nuptials). She is not sure she wants Jess to get back together with Nick, out of fear that he will be hurt again.

Jess' sister Sophie has what everyone thinks is the perfect marriage with Simon. They eloped in Tahiti, only to find out that their marriage is not valid.

Jess' hugely successful celebrity wedding between a movie star and a "commoner" (purported to be a fairy tale that starts out as a business arrangement for publicity) brings about a new friend in Emma. Though Jack and Emma are virtual strangers, they soon start to fall in love.

I like the modern take on marriage in the new millennium, and while I found it the be a great story, I think that there is far too much marital and relationship strife with such a huge cast of characters - this could easily have been four separate novels! As a result, there is not enough individual development, but I like how Sigaloff keeps up guessing until right up to the end with each of the relationships.

The Sinners from Mitar

In London wedding planner Jess James is considered one of the best in pulling off a delightful celebration. However, she has failed at one wedding, her own; Jess jilts her groom Nick leaving him at the altar by himself.

Meanwhile, the media goes berserk when womanizing hunk Jack Carlisle falls for plain Jane, Emma Hunter, whom he met on a café line. The wedding goes off perfectly as Jess does her magic, but everyone expects the happily ever after will end abruptly and soonest.

Jess's sister Sarah eloped with the man she believes is her life mate. However, when she learns they were not legally married, Sarah has doubts about tying the knot for real.

Others are also faced with marital decisions. Amy questions the need for the institution except as a means of her pal making money while Nick's sibling Fiona flees from love though she has met the right man.

Though an intriguing slant on marriage and happily ever after, the hitch in this tale is that there are too many players having marital doubts to appreciate any individual although Jess is the prime player. The story line reads more like a series of vignettes that constantly shift focus making it difficult to keep score as to what is happening to whom. Still chick lit readers will appreciate Jane Sigaloff's satirical look at to be or not to be married.

Harriet Klausner

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