The Honor Bound Groom | Jennifer Greene | Book Review | Mills & Boon Romance
Part of the “Fortune’s Children book series” , The Honor Bound Groom by Jennifer Greene is a contemporary romance featuring a marriage of convenience trope. An unexpected kiss at the altar turns a marriage of convenience into a chance for true love in this heartfelt and entertaining love story. So, read the book summary, book review, reading age, genre, book release date, book series of The Honor Bound Groom by Jennifer Greene and go grab this romance novel now!
About The Honor Bound Groom by Jennifer Greene:
No. of Pages: 147
Book Release Date: Mills & Boon Vintage Desire (27 September 2012); First Published 1998
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Trope: Marriage-of-Convenience
Book Series: Fortune’s Children book series
Reading Age: 16 years and above
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The Honor Bound Groom by Jennifer Greene Book Summary:
Kelly Sinclair had loved Chad Fortune, playboy younger brother of the CEO of Fortune Industries Mac Fortune, and in her blind passion ended up pregnant while Chad skipped town leaving her behind to deal with the situation alone. After an attack on her, Mac Fortune, the big brother steps in to marry her and in turn give the baby the Fortune name and protection.
Kelly who is not in love with Mac is faced with the dilemma whether she should marry him or not but seeing the option as best for her child agrees. For Kelly and Mac, the marriage is like a business deal and love is not part of it until they get to the altar and the deal is sealed with a head spinning kiss.
Can they turn this honourable act into a love-filled commitment for life?
Can Kelly be the one woman who can melt Mac’s serious persona and bring love to his life?
The Honor Bound Groom by Jennifer Greene Book Review:
I read this book years ago and instantly fell in love with it. One of the very first romance novels that I read, I became a fan of the author. And then read many of her other books. So, I can’t say that Jennifer Greene has ever given a bad book and that is proved by her legion of fans. Here also she delves deep into the matters of love and brings to us this joyful story which is heartwarming and serves as an example of true love got in unfavourable circumstances.
I loved just about everything in the book!
The Characters: Hero
The hero Mac, who is ever serious but very caring and dedicated to his family. He is always present to solve all their problems. So, he is one man to whom honour means everything.
He marries Kelly to protect her and her child but eventually falls in love with her. So, his greatest fear that Kelly will stop loving him when Chad returns and his insecurity is very well portrayed in the story. Also his protectiveness towards Kelly and his secret longing for Kelly’s love endears him to us. It also made me feel sorry for him and hope that everything ends well.
The characters: Heroine:
Kelly is shown as one talkative girl who is vivacious and very caring in nature. She notices Mac’s loneliness and the fact that he keeps everyone’s needs ahead of his own. The small –small things that she does like hugging him, making him laugh and baking for him just makes us love her. She is one person who sees the best in every situation and the care that Kelly and Mac display for each other is both enriching and sweet.
Their vulnerability and eventually their love for each other proves that whatever be the situation true love can come your way anytime.
The characters: Baby:
A sweet baby brings more flavour to the story and Greene has developed her characters beautifully.
When the real father comes back…
The meeting of Chad and Kelly is very expertly described. Then the hopelessness Mac feels on hearing of the meeting, thinking he has lost Kelly is legendary.
Conclusion:
All in all, this one is a keeper. I give The Honor Bound Groom
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