Review : The Lawman's Convenient Family

The Lawman's Convenient Family by Linda Lael Miller

Genre: Contemporary, Romance, Western, 

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Pages: 224

Published December 18th 2018 by Harlequin Special Edition

“Will you marry me, for a while?” 

Adam Santiago’s always been a lone ranger. But when the detective teams with music therapist Julie Chapman to save two young orphans, pretty soon his heart’s a goner, too! Julie’s willing to do anything—even become Adam’s pretend bride—to keep a brother and sister together. But as she falls head over heels for her polar opposite, will this marriage of convenience become an affair of the heart?

When Adam comes across a couple of kids and a dog who need his help he can't help but see himself in them trying to make sure they get the best care they can get. Julie is the new music therapist who also can't help but love the children and want what best even when it means that she has to marry Adam who is known as a player but just until she can have the children for her own. Thing is can they keep their heart out of the equation?

I enjoyed this book. It had plenty of sweet moments, where you just wanted to hug the character and want whats best. Then there's the side where you'll think Adam and Julie are completely nuts for agreeing to this situation but their hearts are in the right place. Theres not much to say about the book that wont ruin the book but if you are looking for a sweet and heartwarming book then you'll want to check this book out.