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Texas wedding
311 pages
A pragmatic marriage of convenience on a sun-baked ranch slowly unravels into a battle of temptation and rekindled desire.
What it feels like
Reading this romance feels like stepping onto a sun-warmed Texas ranch where the air is thick with unspoken history and simmering tension. The narrative moves at a brisk, engaging pace, pulling the reader into the delicious friction of a marriage of convenience. It balances a pragmatic, business-like tone with an undercurrent of deep, yearning romance, exploring the emotional tug-of-war between duty to family and undeniable personal desire. The prose is accessible and emotionally direct, perfectly capturing the struggle to maintain boundaries when temptation is just down the hall. It is a deeply satisfying experience for anyone who delights in the anticipation of strict rules being slowly, inevitably broken by the pull of a second-chance love.
- Mood
- intimate
- sun-warmed
- tension-filled
- Tone
- pragmatic
- romantic
- playful
- yearning
- Pace
- brisk
- Themes
- marriage of convenience · second chances · duty versus desire · family legacy
- The writing
- Accessible and emotionally direct, focusing on the simmering internal tension and the rustic atmosphere of the setting.
- The arc
- Moves from guarded pragmatism and strict boundaries to a surrender to rekindled affection and undeniable temptation.
- Who it's for
- Readers who devour marriage-of-convenience romances where strict rules are deliciously and inevitably broken.
About the book
The days of Susannah Everly dreaming about white dresses, churches and Trent Maxwell are long gone. So it's more than a little funny that she finds herself actually married to the guy. But she's determined to save the family ranch by any means possible, and if Trent is those means... Still, they both know the deal. This is a business arrangement and there are rules. Rules that do not include rekindling those old feelings or surprise midnight seductions. So what's Susannah to do when Trent seems determined to break their agreement? Especially when what he offers is way too tempting.
Description from Open Library.
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