Vision in White

by Nora Roberts
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Good Books rating 3.77
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  • ID: 6459
  • Added: 2025-11-18
  • Updated: 2025-11-29
  • ISBN: 9780748111695
  • Publisher: Hachette UK
  • Published: 2009-05-07
  • Formats: 1
  • Reviews: 3

Vision In White follows the story of Mackensie Elliot and her three childhood friends—Parker, Laurel, and Emmaline—who have built a thriving wedding planning business together. Despite their success in helping others find love, each woman struggles with her own romantic challenges. Mackensie, a photographer with a troubled past and a strained relationship with her mother, finds herself drawn to Carter Maguire. However, his ex-girlfriend is determined to sabotage their relationship, forcing Mackensie to confront her past demons to secure a future with Carter./n/nThe book explores themes of friendship, love, and personal growth, set against the backdrop of the wedding industry. With its blend of romance and emotional depth, Vision In White offers a compelling narrative about overcoming obstacles to find happiness.

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Courtney Reads Romance · Courtney · 2019-08-21
heartwarming 4.00

The central focus on the wedding planning business and the friendship among the characters is a highlight. The reviewer enjoyed the dynamic between the friends and the development of their business.

Courtney particularly enjoys the central theme of the wedding planning business and the strong friendship among the characters. They find the interactions between the friends to be heartwarming and the development of their business to be both realistic and engaging. The reviewer appreciates the balance between the romantic elements and the friendships, making it a well-rounded and enjoyable story.

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    I really enjoyed the central focus of the series being that she comes together with her best friends to develop a wedding planning business.

    The dynamic between the friends is heartwarming and adds depth to the story.

    The development of their business is both realistic and engaging.

Dear Author · 2009-05-04
engaging 3.50

The romance between Mackenzie and Carter is straightforward and contemporary, without the usual suspense elements. The focus on their relationship is engaging and well-developed.

The reviewer appreciates the simplicity and focus on the romance between Mackenzie and Carter. They highlight that the story is a refreshing departure from typical suspense-filled romances, allowing the characters and their relationship to take center stage. The reviewer finds the dynamic between the two leads to be compelling and well-executed, making it a enjoyable read for those looking for a straightforward romance.

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    This is a straight contemporary romance with nary a hint of serial killers or stalkers.

    The romance of Mackenzie and Carter is engaging and well-developed.

    The focus on their relationship is refreshing and allows for a deeper exploration of the characters.

All About Romance · 2009-04-24
enjoyable 3.80

The story, though lacking in suspense, never drags and is a quiet, enjoyable read. The reviewer's only issue is with the lack of suspense elements.

The reviewer finds the story to be a quiet and enjoyable read, despite the absence of suspense elements. They appreciate the pacing and the development of the characters and their relationships. The reviewer's only criticism is the lack of suspense, which they usually enjoy in romance novels. However, they still find the story to be engaging and well-executed.

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    Though the story has no suspense element whatsoever and the plot is a relatively quiet one, it never dragged.

    The pacing and development of the characters and their relationships are well-executed.

    The lack of suspense is the only issue, but the story is still enjoyable.

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