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Wedding plans and marriage jitters. "A steamy, sassy, sexy summer read" from the New York Times–bestselling author of Sisters & Lovers (Ebony). Ten years have passed since Sisters & Lovers, and Beverly, now thirty-nine, is engaged to Julian, a man her family and friends agree is the epitome of a great catch: he's gorgeous, loyal, trustworthy, successful, and very much in love with her. Since this is Beverly's third engagement in the past five years, after breaking off the previous two at the last moment, everyone's happy that she's finally settling down. For Beverly and Julian, nothing could be better than being in love and planning their wedding. That is until Beverly's oldest sister's marriage falls apart and dampens the mood of what should have been the happiest time in Beverly's life. Now, second-guessing her impending nuptials, Beverly is forced to wonder if marriage really works. Will she stick it out? Or will her fears cloud her judgment once again? "Easy and breezy . . . and it has a feel-good sensation that will appeal to many." —The Philadelphia Inquirer "Thought provoking." —Sacramento Book Review "Briscoe writes with good humor, a lightness of touch, and, best of all, a deep understanding of her characters . . . Sisters & Husbands celebrates the sometimes-overstretched ties of modern family life." —BookPage "Sisters & Husbands has it all—romance, humor, and a few twists and turns to keep the readers turning the pages." —BookLoons
Connie Briscoe, who was born in Washington, DC, is an author of romantic and historical fiction, and has been a full-time published author for nearly three decades. Her novels have hit the New York Times and other national bestseller lists, and she has been featured in numerous publications and on television programs, including Good Morning America. She lives in Maryland.
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