A Wedding in Provence – ARC Book Review

Discover a BRAND NEW dreamy, escapist romance from Alison Roberts. Perfect for fans of Gillian Harvey, Kate Frost and Lucy Coleman In the golden light of Provence two fragile hearts are about to collide for a second time.

Sophie Taylor has spent years creating dream weddings under the Provençal sun, pouring love into every detail—except her own heart. After losing her fiancé in a tragic accident, she rebuilt her life from the ruins, turning heartbreak into beauty for others. She never expected him to walk back into it.

Luc Moreau, the man behind the lens and the one mistake she’s never forgiven. Returning under the guise of Le Phénix, the world-famous but reclusive photographer. – he’s the last person she wants to see—yet the only man who ever truly saw her.

Forced to work together at a fairytale château, Sophie and Luc find themselves revisiting the past they buried. And against the backdrop of the South of France, memories resurface, truths unravel, and the spark they once denied begins to reignite. But when Luc’s secret identity—and their shared history—are exposed, Sophie must Sophie must protect the life she’s built or fight for the love of her life.

A Wedding in Provence is a tender, uplifting story of second chances, healing old wounds, and finding the courage to follow your heart… even when it’s broken once before. Perfect for fans of Gillian Harvey and Kate Frost

Sophie is a wedding planner. While planning for an influencer’s wedding, her usual photographer gets a heartache and was unable to attend the wedding, another renowned photographer comes to his place. That person is none other than Luc Moreau and Sophie knew him–he was someone from her past and used to be her ex fiance’s best friend. And he was there when her fiance was killed in the accident. Now Luc and Sophie work together, trying to set their past aside. But soon, they started working together in the other weddings as well and Sophie and Luc soon falls in love.

This was well written, set in Provence, France. This was actually a third book of the Provence series but you can read this book as a standalone. The descriptions of the places around France makes you feel like you are actually in France. The story itself has all emotional and heart-breaking scenes as well. There was humor in the book as well.

Overall, this was a great romance read and you can read this as a standalone novel. Worth four stars in my opinion.

Many thanks to Netgalley and Boldwood for the ARC. The review is based on my honest opinion only.