To fully enjoy the series in order read the books as such:
Size 12 is Not Fat
Size 14 is Not Fat Either
Big Boned
Size 12 and Ready to Rock
The Bride Wore Size 12
Got it? Now, if you haven’t read books one through four yet – don’t read this review! It’ll contain spoilers of the earlier books!!!
Established Heather Wells fans, read on:
Preparing for incoming freshman at New York College as the assistant director of Fischer Residence Hall – a.k.a. Death Dorm – is almost as exhausting as planning a wedding at the Plaza.
Heather wants nothing more than for everything to go smoothly.
Then an attractive junior turns up dead in her room.
Tragic? Absolutely.
Murder? Heather certainly hopes not.
Yet Heather’s rather skilled observational talents and nose for trouble is starting to wonder…
In the meantime, Heather’s mother shows up - the mother who stole all her money and hasn’t visited Heather for years.
Heather really doesn’t have time for this.
After all, with her luck, she’s going to be seeing wedding bullets instead of wedding bells…
The Bride Wore Size 12 was a lot of fun, as this series always is!
I have to say that the later books in the series don’t seem QUITE as perky, fun and humorous as the earlier books – but they are still all of those things.
In the same vein, Cooper – Heather’s hunky P.I. fiancé – is still hot, but doesn’t feel as… real?... as the first books.
I can’t put my finger on it, but it just seems that as good as The Bride Wore Size 12 was, the earlier books in the Heather Wells series were even better.
Don’t get me wrong, though, people!!!
The Bride Wore Size 12 provided plenty of chuckles and an entertaining, fast-paced, surprising mystery.
Plus, I absolutely LOVED the tie-in to Meg Cabot’s Queen of Babble when Lizzie Nichols shows up near the end. What fun!!!
I’m not sure if this is the last Heather Wells book – I would love more – but if it is… well, it’s a happy, satisfying end.
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