Review of Bram Baxter Marries the Wrong Sister by Latisha Sexton
I’m a sucker for marriage of convenience, but it’s hard for a contemporary romance author to get it right. Latisha knocked it out of the park. This feels realistic and is done with the main characters’ faith fully intact.
When Bram learns the love of his life is married he goes through heartache. He soon finds out the love of his life’s sister (a long time family friend) has a medical diagnosis and needs help. He steps up for a marriage of convenience, because he is that hero you’ve always hoped for. But that’s not the way Quinn Jone’s imagined her life going.
Reading about how these two navigated awkward feelings, desire for romantic love, and the revelation of family secrets had me quickly reading to the end to see how they got their happily ever after.
Both Bram and Quinn have a strong faith that is admirable. By the end they learned more about themselves, love, and God.
Only kisses are shown on page. There is vague reference to more within marriage for the main characters, and inappropriate behavior for side characters. This clean romance will encourage your faith to trust God and follow where He leads!
Synopsis:
Marrying Lois Jones was the only future Bram Baxter ever planned for. Until she returns home from Europe with another man’s ring on her finger. Devastated, Bram struggles to envision a different future for himself. When Lois’ sister, Quinn, receives an unexpected medical diagnosis, Bram offers to help in any way he can.
Quinn Jones is the thread that has held her family together since her dad’s death. Until a trip to the doctor brings her life to a screeching halt. Grappling with a new diagnosis, Quinn’s determined to not let it slow her down. But with her funds dropping into a bottomless pit of medical bills, Quinn finds herself at a place she never could have imagined.
At the altar. With Bram.
When Bram and Quinn learn the hard way that love is a choice, will they choose each other?
*Bram Baxter Marries the Wrong Sister is a sweet, Christian romantic comedy full of faith, laugh-out-loud moments, and a tender, swoony romance that will make your toes curl*
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