My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Blurb:
It’s a match made in heaven, as long as they don’t fall in love!
The ranch Nolan Key has spent decades working for, even lost a leg for, is now his—or at least it should be. But an absurd clause in his father’s will means he’s in danger of losing the place to his lazy, undeserving cousin. Nolan finds himself scrambling to save his home—by proposing marriage to the town laundress.
Corinne Stillwater’s hands have betrayed her. Numb from hours of doing the same work over and over, her hands will only heal, according to the town doctor, if she gives up the laundry and marries. But she’s been stung repeatedly by love before, so that is one remedy she can’t swallow.
When Nolan offers Corinne a marriage in name only, how can she refuse? Such a partnership could give them the security they seek, but what if the ranch isn't as secure as they believe, and their lives—and dreams—aren't quite as compatible as they thought?
Pretending to Wed is the second book in the Frontier Vows Series by award-winning Christian romance author Melissa Jagears. If you like marriage-of-convenience stories that deal with the nitty-gritty of making a relationship work, you’ll love this authentic romance set in a time gone by that tackles issues still relevant for today.
My Review:
How exciting it was for me to once again to have a Melissa Jagears’ book in my hands again! I love her writing and her second installment from her series, Frontier Vows, Pretending to Wed definitely does not disappoint. I adored Nolan and Corinne’s story. It was such a beautiful and delightful tale of marriage of convenience. I loved how the grew throughout the book. It had some fun humor that made me to laugh out loud. It was all around a tender and sweet romance.
I am giving Pretending to Wed a very well deserved five plus stars. I highly recommend it for readers who enjoy clean and fun historical fiction.
I received this book from the publisher. This review is 100% my own honest opinion.
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