Review: The Wedding Week by Aisha Saeed

The Wedding Week by Aisha Saeed

Blurb from Goodreads:

Maeve and Therese Dunigan are sisters—but the two have been estranged for years. They could not be more Maeve, a rule-follower and Therese, a rebel. But when their mother's death brings the family back together, the two find that they have inherited a painting—one that could be worth millions and could save each of them from their respective wolves at the door. The only issue is, the painting might be a fake and the only way the can solve the problem is to find the original. This means a road trip—to Ireland, to their family roots, and to a mysterious crime that occurred years ago. With tensions simmering, the two hit the road and find themselves on twisty lanes, in colorful villages, at local pubs, and with handsome men whose gift of the gab is surpassed only by their charm. Can Maeve and Therese find the real painting, remove a family curse, solve a cold case, and actually survive without killing each other? Join Mary Kay Andrews on a road trip that will entertain you for miles.

 I liked this author's last book and this one was similar in that it starts with a small mystery from the past and builds from there... is something happening or just a lot of coincidences? I figured out the mystery pretty quickly but this book still had something to say.  And a good ending.  If you like a wedding thriller, definitely give this a try!

The Wedding Week comes out next week on July 7, 2026 and you can purchase HERE.  

It's not too late. 

That's what Hena had told herself as she booked her flight.

Packed her luggage. Ordered the rideshare to the airport.

It would have been easy enough to cancel. To tell Lulu something came up. To send her regrets. She'd gotten as far as composing the message, her finger hovering over the send button.

There was a reason she hadn't been home in three years. But then she remembered the slight wobble in her sisters voice dew there was no other choice.

Now she was gazing out at the starless night from the back seat of an Escalade, hurtling toward a past she had vowed never to return to.