Such a lot of fun
A quick and unexpected proposal. A faster wedding than anyone planned. A surprise houseful of five unmarried men. A group of sweet, single women. A boatload of miscommunication and missteps. All of that blends for a fun, funny and, at times all too real picture of life. Aiden has spent the last ten years raising his brothers after the death of his parents. Now the youngest is leaving on a deployment, three are getting ready to graduate from college, and the remaining two are well on their way to established careers. With everything settling and Aiden’s career moving forward, he decides it is time to get married. Camille is living in student housing while teaching at the college but is about to be kicked out at the end of the semester when she turns twenty-seven and can no longer live there. After a few dates, Camille mentions her impending housing crisis to Aiden and he quickly suggests that since they get along well, they should get married and she could live at his house, not mentioning the other five men/brothers living there. Thus, begins a fun, laugh filled, romantic, and wacky story of reality, expectations, and unplanned or under planned events. This book will keep you engaged, smiling and frequently laughing. I received an early copy and this is my honest review.
Such a lot of fun
A quick and unexpected proposal. A faster wedding than anyone planned. A surprise houseful of five unmarried men. A group of sweet, single women. A boatload of miscommunication and missteps. All of that blends for a fun, funny and, at times all too real picture of life. Aiden has spent the last ten years raising his brothers after the death of his parents. Now the youngest is leaving on a deployment, three are getting ready to graduate from college, and the remaining two are well on their way to established careers. With everything settling and Aiden’s career moving forward, he decides it is time to get married. Camille is living in student housing while teaching at the college but is about to be kicked out at the end of the semester when she turns twenty-seven and can no longer live there. After a few dates, Camille mentions her impending housing crisis to Aiden and he quickly suggests that since they get along well, they should get married and she could live at his house, not mentioning the other five men/brothers living there. Thus, begins a fun, laugh filled, romantic, and wacky story of reality, expectations, and unplanned or under planned events. This book will keep you engaged, smiling and frequently laughing. I received an early copy and this is my honest review.

Camille and Aiden have a whirlwind romance and get married. But then she finds out she is living with him and all his brothers. She is not happy after she has just moved out of a messy flat whe had to share, and decides her best plan of action is to get them married off so they move out. She attempts to set the brothers up with her friends, but things don't run smoothly, and neither does her marriage. Will everything work out in the end?

This is a Christian romance, but that is not in the current description.

The description of this book grabbed my attention, I was hoping for a fun rom com read. This is a solid read, not so much fun rom -com, and though Camille stands up for herself I still got a feeling of her being used/ walked over. It was just an "innocent" miscommunication situation (which I felt was shady) that even being Christian and doing what path you feel God is putting you one doesn't make this all okay. I just felt the whole situation with Camille and Aiden felt off, I would have liked to know more about their time together as teen's too.

Solid read, but know what you are walking into.

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This was such a cute play on 7 brides for 7 brothers! I’ve always loved that movie, such a classic! Now to have a modern twist to it was really fun to read! Loved it!