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What if the best marriage starts with no love at all?
Liam Page has lost too much: two wives, his faith, and nearly himself. Now, as a single father to baby Olive, he’s determined to stay sober, stay steady, and never marry again, especially not for love. But when Lynsi Torres, a fellow teacher and friend, faces losing custody of her orphaned niece, Stella, she makes Liam an offer he can’t refuse: a marriage in name only to secure Stella’s future.
Lynsi needs a British husband to adopt Stella before their Christmas Eve court date. Liam needs help with Olive...and maybe, just maybe, a reason to believe in second chances. It’s a practical solution, nothing more. Love isn’t required.
But as they navigate family skepticism, legal hurdles, and their own fragile hearts, Liam and Lynsi discover that God’s plans don’t always follow the rules. When Stella falls ill and Olive’s laughter fills their home, the lines between convenience and care begin to blur. Can two people who swore off love find healing, trust, and a family they never expected?
A tender Christian romance about faith, redemption, and the unexpected gifts of marriage. Perfect for fans of:
This book is as good as a warm hug. Two teachers, Liam and Lynsi, teach in the same school in England. They are both going through life-changing situations without a spouse but with children and decide to marry to solve some of their problems. They take the leap without knowing much about each other, which inevitably makes the adjustment more difficult. The children add a great deal to the story. Especially Stella who is nine and very much knows the way things should be. She has no problem expressing her opinions to her Aunt Lynsi and Uncle Liam. Lynsi is an American who still hasn't quite grasped many of the differences between British and American terms. All in all, I couldn't stop reading this story because I got so involved with the characters.
