Review of Practically Married by Karin Beery
This book was the epitome of bittersweet. Bitter, because of the tragedy
that lead the main characters together, as well as the losses they
suffered in their respective pasts. Sweet, because they kept on
living, holding fast to their families, and finding a new kind of
support in each other. The hero is dealing with the loss of his
best friend and cousin… who has accidentally made him homeless. And
the heroine put her whole future on the life of a dead man who made
her his secret. It was hilarious to watch the two try to figure each
other and everything out that put them legally at odds, even when
their mutual attraction and special bond pulled them closer together.
Their decisions made sense, though I couldn’t blame his sisters’
reactions either… I especially emphasized with the heroine, though,
with her struggles with sleepwalking and fear of snow. Ew, snow…
But, oh, the ending- if only it didn’t come so soon.
I received a copy of this book from the publisher, and the opinions are my own.
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