Becoming Mrs. Lockwood

Im OBSESSED with this book. I was counting down the days for it once I placed my pre-order.I saw it in my feed on Facebook. Read the description and knew that I had to have it.So I started to read other K.I Lynn books in the meantime, and then I *KNEW* that I would love this story.I want Weston Lockwood. Can I keep him? Please? He's perfect.And Wren is perfect for him.There are warnings about this novel being taboo. I wanted to address that right off the bat. Its because of their age difference. But reading it? I didn't feel that difference. She's 18 and he's 31. There's not THAT much of a difference that it made it uncomfortable for me. And let me say, I've read some stories were the age difference actually put me off about it, and I stopped reading it.Both characters are so well developed, so well thought out, and so amazing that I got butterflies. I couldn't stop smiling. My heart melting - I wanted to be Wren! Lucky girl! And yes, I admit. Im a big baby - and I even cried.I was drawn in from the very beginning. I fell asleep with this on my chest. I woke up and immediately had to read it. And Im in the process of reading it AGAIN. That's how amazing this book is. The chemistry Wren and Weston have just pops out at you from the moment they meet. And their sex scenes? *fans herself* Woooo! Girl. lolEvery man could learn some lessons from Mr. Lockwood, tho. I must say. He's pretty darn perfect.If I could give this book more than 5 stars, I would.This has been such a GREAT find, and Im so happy that I found it... AND K.I. Lynn. She's AMAZING! I can't wait to see what she's got next! TRUST ME: Once you read this book, you'll know why Im so obsessed. I loved, loved, LOVED it. Go get yourself a copy now.

This author is a hit or miss for me and for the most part I liked this story. This is a forbidden romance between Wren, an innocent 18-year-old high school senior and Weston, a jaded 31-year-old director, and former actor. It is lust at first sight for the both of them that leads to a drunken marriage on the first date. Both agree to give the marriage a chance.I liked Wren. She appeared more mature than her age and much more mature than Weston, who seemed never to have grown up. He was spoiled. Weston pouted and acted up when he didn't get his own way and his friends and employees all catered to him. A short time after they were married he started acting like a jackjerk to Wren, ignoring her and treated her poorly especially when he was under stress. Weston expected Wren to do everything that he told her to do without question and accommodate him like everyone else in his life. It took having their marriage collapsing for him to wise up and treat her like he should have in the beginning.By contrast, Wren centered her life around Weston and was the one to make all compromises in their marriage. It was only after months of Weston treating her poorly and ignoring her that she got snarky back.There were a few things that I liked about Weston. He was a jealous and possessive alpha who showed his sexual dominance in the bedroom. I liked when became jealous that other men were showing interest in Wren. In addition, I liked that he only wanted her. Other women ceased to exist for him after meeting Wren and I felt comfortable that he would continue to be faithful to her in the future. Also, I liked that he went after her when she left him. She did not have to be the one to fill the breach but rather he did.The story included plenty of hot sexy times. Also, an HEA ending with an epilogue.My only real criticism is that the book was too long. The story dragged in parts, especially towards the end. The author could have reduced it by 50 to 100 pages and that would make it a 5 star read for me.

I’ve read about all of KI Lynn’s books, and I have to say, Becoming Mrs. Lockwood is one of my favorites. Though no one can top my Nathan Thorne, Weston Lockwood is pretty incredible. This was a sweet, sexy and swoony read that is getting a full 5 stars from me!Wren Bradford is on fall break and goes to Vegas with her mom… During the trip, all Wren’s mom wants to do is gamble, which isn’t much fun for Wren seeing as she’s only 18. So she spends a lot of time at the hotel’s Starbucks drinking coffee and reading. She has a chance meeting with a handsome stranger who asks to spend the day with her. Since Wren is going a little stir-crazy, site seeing seems perfect. That is how she meets Weston Lockwood. Weston is a hollywood producer, but Wren doesn’t know that. The two of them really hit it off. That night, after dinner and a few bottles of champagne… well, it’s Vegas. I’m sure you can guess what happens…Wren’s life is turned completely upside down as she tries to make the best of the situation she and Weston are in. There is a spark there, and they want to explore it before calling it quits. Wren is thrown into LA when she’s used to a small town outside of Indianapolis. She’s away from her friends, family, and going to a fancy private school. Things are completely different for her. I loved Wren’s character. She faced her challenges head on, and in this crazy situation, she was so relatable.Weston Lockwood embodied everything I love in a hero. He wasn’t perfect, but I don’t love my heroes perfect. The imperfections and growth sometimes make the man. I love the connection he had with Wren, how much he loved her and how protective he was of her.If you haven’t figured it out yet, this is a bit of a forbidden love story. Wren is an 18 year old high school senior, and Weston is a 31 year old man. I didn’t mind the age gap one bit. Especially seeing as how mature Wren was. They were a great match, and sometimes age is just a number.When I started this book and looked at the length, I thought OMG this book will take me forever to read. It’s twice as long as most of my normal books. For some reason, though- this book read so fast. I was engaged 100% of the time and didn’t want to put it down. I don’t care about a book being long, as long as it doesn’t drag and holds my attention. Becoming Mrs. Lockwood definitely did that.K.I. Lynn’s writing is fantastic as always. She writes the best heroes and her stories are always captivating, steamy and have just the right amount of angst. Not only were the H/h great, but there were also a lot of amazing side characters. If you’re looking for a sexy, fairy-tale Cinderella type story, this is one I highly recommend!

I found this gem on a reading app.I ended up spending coins on it there, but as I did't want to lose the story I found it on kindle and bought it, even bought it on audible to give me a giggle while driving.Its funny and witty, true to life. I mean how the heck would a young woman react to finding out the man she it "stuck with" is a lot more than he seems, with multiple layers.Throw in an psychotic ex and family members and it's a treat to read.Well done author and a recommended read

I am not someone that reads books twice. When it comes to a book I am a one and done type of reader. I read this book a while ago when it first came out, but I didn't leave a review. The other day on FB on a page called Help Find This Book, someone was looking for a book that sounded exactly like Becoming Mrs. Lockwood. And at that moment I just had to read it again.I really enjoyed the book the first time around. A LOT! So I found it on my Kindle and re-read it again. I enjoyed it as much if not more the second time.I still love the story. How both characters grow through out the story. How even though there is a 13 year age difference emotionally they are closer in age and in a lot of ways Wren is more emotionally mature, so while Weston is older and has more experience in being an 'adult' they complement each other.This story also shows how horrible fame can be, especially when people we care about and should only have our best interests at heart can get so caught up in the fame and money they lose all concept of right and wrong.Add in very steamy scenes, sweet romance, some teen aged angst, and an overall sweet love story and I can truly say I loved this book (TWICE)Note: Since writing this review I have read this book a total of nine times. It’s a comforting friend when stressed.

The plot, which is clearly well wrought and probably good, is lost in the endless descriptions, the repetitive ugly expletives, and creaking conversation. I was so uninvolved I couldn’t be bothered to read it to the end. And, “baby girl”,honestly? In this day and age? Not to mention a hero who keeps on “smirking” - a self-satisfied, smug smile.

I don’t have words to say not because it was bad, the book is too good...It tells the journey of love at first sight of a celebrity with an ordinary girl..The book depicts that a celebrity is also just a normal human who love to lead a normal life, he/she may be famous because of their work but would love to lead a regular life...

I don't like the language used(probably it has interests from other readers)The set up of the story was okay but the part of renewing the vows was too exaggerated