A postscript to the #1 New York Times bestseller 28 Summers – Jake McCloud returns to Nantucket for Labor Day weekend 2023, this time without Mallory.
Reviews
A perfect happy ending
5
By Hails1026
This was the perfect way to finish this friend group. Thank you Elin!
Happy to see more from 28 summers
2
By lomwilliams
I didn’t like the ending with Jake.
Like the update on the characters except for Jake.
3
By dragan coldgirk
Not esp. happy with Jake and his ex-wife being a perfect match on the dating app. Their characters as adults, didn’t mesh at all or appreciate each other. the ending left me disappointed.
More please….
3
By Ramsjrm
I must say I was glad to have a bit more to read about the characters from 28 Summers. Loved the 1st book. 5 stars obviously, and I only limit this to 3 stars because of its brevity and lack of the happily ever after we all needed. The Sixth Wedding gave a nice ending for several storylines, but since our beloved Mallory was no longer with us, and Jake ending up with anyone else was always going to be second rate to their love story (in my opinion), I would have liked to get much more of Link & Bess… A sequel about them with a nice happily ever after would heal the would left by Jake & Mal not getting their fairytale ending. More please.
Not her best
2
By SweeyPickles
No plot.
So Heartwarming
5
By Nanstad
It was a quick lovely read letting us readers know what happens in Fray, Leland, Cooper, Jake and Bess and Link’s lives after Mallory is gone.
Ends too abruptly
3
By Spomky
I am a big fan of this author’s books and I loved 28 Summers. I was excited to see a sequel, but I’m disappointed. The story had great potential, but ended too abruptly. This could have been an awesome book!
Great Follow-up
5
By DebraV
28 Summers is one of my favorite EH books. The book ends so quickly and I felt many of the characters stories where unfinished. The Sixth Wedding finishes some of these stories.
There is definitely more.,.
4
By Trom824
Well, not exactly happy with the ending. Good read to see the reunion, but..
