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1980s wedding dress Lauren Elaine Cherie 1980's Vintage Tulle Wedding Veil w/ 3D Flowers Full White with White Flowers / Fingertip (40" x 120")Inspired by the unapologetic romance and cinematic grandeur of 1980s bridal fashion, the CHRIE Veil by Lauren Elaine is a love letter to drama, softness, and spectacle. A cloud of ethereal tulle rises into an exaggerated crown poufan iconic silhouette born from vintage extravagance and reimagined with modern couture artistry. Hand sculpted 3D floral appliqus bloom across the veil in tonal shades of red, blush, white, and ivory, each petal catching the
Inspired by the unapologetic romance and cinematic grandeur of 1980s bridal fashion, the CHÉRIE Veil by Lauren Elaine is a love letter to drama, softness, and spectacle.
A cloud of ethereal tulle rises into an exaggerated crown pouf—an iconic silhouette born from vintage extravagance and reimagined with modern couture artistry. Hand-sculpted 3D floral appliqués bloom across the veil in tonal shades of red, blush, white, and ivory, each petal catching the light with soft pearl accents.
For the bride who wants a veil that doesn’t just complete the look, but creates the moment, CHÉRIE is a centerpiece… a mood… a memory suspended in tulle.
The Details: "Cherie" is a 1980s vintage tulle wedding veil with 3D flowers. Folded 108" layers of bridal tulle gather at the crown on a silver 5" hair comb, and feature a balloon hemline of tulle cascading to desired length. 3D floral details ombre toward to the hemline, and feature single pearls at the center. Pictured in "Signature" red and blush, also available in full white, off white, and ivory. Ballet length and paired with our "Valen" Gown.
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★★★★★ 4
So good!
Format: Kindle
This was a great dark romance. There was lots of suspense and good spice. 🌶️🌶️🌶️. It ended on a cliffhanger so I’m looking forward to reading the next book.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Amazing Story & Narration🎧 Intriguing Series Start!
Format: Kindle
Too Safe
Boys of Lake Chapel
By: Abby Millsaps
Narrated by: June deBorahae, Vincent Sky, Ace Bentley
This is my first book written by Abby Millsaps and she completely blew me away. It is always great to check out new authors and even greater when they leave a huge impression on you, and that is exactly what Ms. Millsaps did. “Too Safe” is an amazing start to the “Boys of Lake Chapel” series, a steamy ‘why choose’ reverse harem sports romance and wow, that ending sure leaves you wanting more, no make that, needing more. Josephine “Joey” Meyer is turning things around for herself, starting over in a new town and college, Lake Chapel University, with a full ride scholarship. When she arrives at the school, four men greeted her, and the first words one of them says is “she is a girl”. Turns out, they were expecting the recipient of the Crusade Scholarship to be a male, and that would not be the last she sees of those four guys, Decker “Cap” Crusade, Kylian, Kendrick Taylor and Nicholas “Locke” Lockwood. Decker, Locke and Kendrick are star football players for their school’s team, and Killian, a geek, runs the stats for the team. Each one of these characters is as intriguing as the next, and we are just getting to know them and there is more to come. There is a lot of mystery behind Joey’s past, and there is a lot more to learn about each of the guys. Joey clicked with Locke, but a misunderstanding puts her in the hot seat with the guys, who vote on what to do with her and that is why she wound up living in to their elaborate home, the home of the popular boy where everyone flocks to for their massive parties. I loved how everything played out in this book, the writing, plot and world building are absolutely fantastic, as are the character growth and development. There is never a dull moment, drama is non-stop and there is some angst, heartfelt emotions and steamy romance reverse harem style. Abby Millsaps, thank you for this amazing story and the wild ride.
🎧📚🎧 June deBorahae, Vincent Sky, and Ace Bentley were the perfect cast to bring these characters to life and do so with a complete understanding of who they are portraying, giving each a voice that is fitting. I loved how they took their roles and owned them, sounding believable and just as I imagined the characters to sound. They set the perfect tone for the story, captured all the characters’ emotions and had you feeling them all. These entertaining storytellers are a pleasure to listen to and their narration elevates this already amazing story to another level. Thank you for this fantastic listen.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Easy to read and fast paced
Format: Kindle
I loved this story, the connection between these characters is evolving and I cannot wait to find out what is going to happen next.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026
★★★★★ 4
great start to a series
Format: Kindle
This was my first read from this author, and I am intrigued to continue the series!
This is a college, why choose, between 4 football guys and the new girl in town. The FMC, Joey, is accused of seeing something she shouldn’t and is forced to move in with the guys in their isle until the end of football season.
Joey is a girl who’s had a shit hand in life, but has continued to persevere. She deals with silent demons but doesn’t let them take control of her life. She has spunk and doesn’t cower.
Kylian is the BEST. Hands down my favorite! He’s our blunt, neurodivergent cinnamon roll.
Locke is a close second, he’s all about Joey from the moment they meet.
Decker - now he’ll grow on you, I’m curious to see how he expands in book 2.
Kendrick- not a fan lol. But there’s always a least favorite in these stories.
This is a slow burn, but to be expected when there are multiple MMC to contend with.
This story had good flow, and really grabbed my attention. I read in one sitting. I plan to continue the series!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023
★★★★★ 3
Interesting Start
Format: Kindle
I have a harder time with why choose books that take place in contemporary versus fantasy books, because oftentimes the scenarios required to make it work just seem to out there for me. I felt like this book kind of strayed into that territory. The whole basis of the book is that Josephine accidentally sees something she honestly does not really even understand and the four guys solution is basically to kidnap her and make her live with them in their home. There was a bit of suspension of disbelief required for me in this book.
That being said there were some things I did enjoy in this book. I felt like the men in this book were interesting and different from one another. They weren’t just cut out of hot football players that have the same personalities and ideals. Personally, for me, I really preferred Kylian because he was the nerdy guy, and that just works for me. He also has some sensory sensitivities and because of that and his coping mechanisms he has the ability to connect more with Jo than any of the other guys given her backstory.
Josephine as a character is okay for me, I’m interested to see how she evolves. She has a complex/tragic backstory which I think will play into things a lot more in the next books to come. I do think she goes along with the scenario waaaayyyy to quickly and almost passively, which I have a hard time buying into.
Overall, I want to see where the next book goes, given it does end with high stakes and a cliffhanger.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2023