REVIEW: Marrying Mr. Majestic by Lucy Lennox

MARRYING MR. MAJESTIC

by Lucy Lennox

Release Date: July 9, 2024

Review

Love, love, love this small-town cowboy mayor and his Las Vegas marriage to a secret billionaire!

I always enjoy a good ‘oops we got married’ story, but there was something extra charming about this one. It’s partly due to the lovely characters - Waylon with his country charm and commitment to his small town and family, and Silas, a good-hearted city boy who doesn’t act his wealth but also can’t help but try and solve a problem (or ten!).

There were so many swoony moments to make me melt and I really enjoyed the push and pull between the two. A cowboy who is not used to asking for help and a businessman not used not saving the day. But learning to work together, in life and love, is *chef’s kiss*

Everything else about it is great too - The town, Waylon’s family, Silas’ brothers, the scenery.

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Synopsis

I’ve made myself into many things over the years. A Yale graduate. A brilliant corporate strategist. A city boy. And, though no one outside my inner circle knows it, a billionaire.

One thing I never expected to be? Accidentally married to a straight, small-town cowboy named Waylon, the pride and joy of… *checks notes*... Majestic, Wyoming.

Sadly, what happens in Vegas does not, in fact, stay in Vegas, and before I know it, I’m trying to track my erstwhile husband down, divorce papers in hand and thrift store clothes on my back, desperately hoping the stranger I married won’t realize he’s suddenly entitled to a lot more than that shiny gold ring on his finger.

Unfortunately, Way has other plans.

His town is counting on him as mayor to bring the lucrative AdventureSmash wilderness race to Majestic, and he refuses to sign my papers until the deal is done… which means me and my second-hand blue jeans will be hanging around a lot longer than I’d imagined, pretending our one-night whatever-it-was was a love match for the ages.

As it turns out, Majestic is more charming than I’d expected, and Way… is not entirely without charms himself. It also turns out he’s, ahem, not as straight as he thought he was.

Before I know it, dusty boots feel more comfortable than my shiny wingtips, coffee at the Love Muffin tastes better than Starbucks, and being the First Husband of Majestic starts to seem as important as any corporate merger I’ve ever negotiated.

But for a man with secrets to keep and a whole life waiting for him back in Manhattan, the only thing worse than Marrying Mr. Majestic… would be falling in love with him for real.

Marrying Mr. Majestic is set in the same world as Prince of Lies, but both novels can be enjoyed on their own.

About Lucy Lennox

As a USA TODAY bestselling author, Lucy Lennox is finally putting good use to that English Lit degree earned way back in the 1900s.

She enjoys naps, pizza, and procrastinating. She has some snarky kids and is married to someone who is better at math than romance but who makes her laugh every single day and is the best dancer in the history of ever.

She stays up way too late each night reading M/M romance because she is a sucker for a good story.

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