Book description
Things happen as they’re meant to.
There’s no avoiding your destiny…
Dillon Byrne always believed in fate.
He would meet someone. Fall in love. Be a family.
All in that order.
Sometimes fate has other plans…
Life changes in an instant. Love is lost.
But how do you let go…
Why read it?
1 author picked The Other Brother as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I loved the entire series for which this book is the fourth, but this book ensured that I can never go back and read the series again; it hurt that much. Still. I loved it. The characters in this series are family in the deepest, most loving and loyal sense of the word, and it is that sense of family that drives the storyline of this book. This series is sexy and taboo, and yet the biggest thing I took from it was the love and trust that pulsed between them. I wondered, often, if there could not have been…
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