I Now Pronounce You Someone Else by Erin McCahan

What a sweetheart!! I lurved him to pieces in a paternal sort of way, and that moment when Bronwen and Whitt discovered the truth about the “papers” had me on the verge of tears. Holy smokes! What a kiss! Repeat! Repeat! That was one of the best written moments in the love department.Īnother character I really came to care for was Bronwen’s stepfather Whitt. His way with words and his sincerity had me sighing and smiling like a goof every time he opened his mouth! Gah! Oh and that first kiss. GUSH!!SQUEE!!AWW!!TEAR!!SIGH!! I lurved everything about him, and he’s my perfect fictional character. I don’t even know where to start with Jared. Grant it, it’s a bit unrealistic in today’s day and age, but heck, she’d standing by her beliefs, so good for her. I respected her morals and how she stood by what she believed in. She’s sharp, funny, slightly broken and full of hopes and dreams. I find it pretty, lovely and overall just beauteous! I loved I Now Pronounce You Someone Else, but anyone who knows my reading style and what makes me squee, knows I’m a sap for this kind of stuff. What a perfect book to read around Valentine’s Day. ~Runs and tackles Tina in a hug~ Thanks for convincing me to read this.

Overall, I Now Pronounce You Someone Else is an impressive novel that shouldn't be missed. She doesn't iron out the details so everything end perfectly but rather makes something the family has to work at. McCahan deals with these issues in a believeable way. Like a mother she never seems to please, a wonderful stepdad who she thinks doesn't want her as a daughter and a brother who is 'Jesus'. I had to read re-read it a few times (well, I am a romantic sap!).īronwen also has a quite a few family issues to deal with. And when it finally did it was one of the most beautiful first kisses I have ever read. McCahan had me on the edge of my seat waiting for it to happen. Their romance develops so slowly at first. Bronwen is dealing with the pressures of first love, family, school, getting into college, friendships and trying to make it all work together.

It is easy to connect with her as a character and understand and feel what she is going through. I think it is because Bronwen has a strong and geniune narrative. I was just expecting a sweet love story, and that is amazing part of it, but it was also witty, funny and smart coming of age story.Įrin McCahan writing is fun and simple but at the same time has depth. I Now Pronounce You Someone Else surprised me in a good way. Favourite Quote: 'And just the way he smiled - the kind of smile that exists only for you and anticipates the next good thing coming for you, or that whatever comes from you next is bound to be good - made my heart beat a little faster.

I Now Pronounce You Someone Else by Erin McCahan