Bain met Diana, a.k.a. Luce, the night before he was set to deploy to Afghanistan.
It’s not every day that you take your brother’s girlfriend to prom because he refuses to put out the effort.
That night was one of the best nights of his life and the next day, he leaves and doesn’t see her again.
But there are letters. Not many, but enough for them to form a connection.
Over the two-year deployment, they became great friends.
The best of friends—at least, as good of friends as you can be when it’s your brother’s wife.
Fast-forward six years and she still counts him as one of her greatest friends. Even going as far as to stick by him when he’s sent to prison because his own brother turned on him.
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Luce had a crush on her then-boyfriend’s brother since way before she and Bain’s brother were married. From the moment he volunteered to take her to prom, she’d fallen.
Over the years, she’d tried to hide it. Tried to go on with her life and act like she loved her husband and only her husband. But as time went on and Braxton started to treat her more and more like crap, she realized the truth. Her husband wasn’t Bain. Her husband would never be him.
Hell, that’d been proven time and time again.
The smoking gun, though? The thing that made her realize it was time to leave?
When her husband stood by while she was assaulted, while the man she tried to act like was just a friend protected her. Then was sentenced to eight years in jail for it.
It was time to admit the truth.
Bain McDempsey was it for her. She just had to help him see it. Oh, and get him out of prison first.
Our Review
"Brother's ex-wife, 5 stars"
I love a good taboo relationship story and like always, Vale delivered. Bain Diana/Luce when she was dating his brother. Actually it was prom night. When his brother pulls a fantastically douchy move Bain steps in. That night was the start of the bond between these two. One that over time grew so much that he ended up serving time for protecting her. When he gets out of jail though she's single and well, Bain could really care less about what others think.
These two were a long time coming and Vale built it up perfectly. Do yourself a favor and grab this one.
Plot-5/5
Characters-5/5
Heat-5/5
Writing style-5/5
Overall-5/5
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