I voluntarily reviewed a copy of this book. 
 If I could give this book 10 stars I would and could the best book of 2017. Mark my words. 
 Not too often do books make me cry, but Becoming Mrs. Lockwood dug deep into the pit of heart and breathed life back into it. The beauty of this story renewed my belief in true love and beauty of falling in love. I was captivated to the story and it was impossible to turn my eyes away. I was so drawn in it felt as if the writing had me in a trance I was incapable of breaking. 
 I have never read a more beautiful story than this one. Wren is an 18 year old, soon to be senior in high school who is spending a vacation in Vegas with her mom, who ditches her to gamble. Wren ends up meeting Weston and goes sightseeing with him, eventually having a dinner date. Upon waking up the next day, they discover they eloped and got married. Now I wasn't sure how I was going to feel with the big age gap between these two, but I continued on. Wren's mom believed that it was fate and sends Wren home with Weston to give their marriage a real try. Wren leaves behind everything she's ever known and immerses herself into Weston's world, and it turns out to be more complicated than she could have imagined. 
 Let me say that even though Wren is only eighteen she was so mature that I often forgot about her age. She was completely understanding towards Weston's job and his schedule. She was very supportive, understanding, and when they argued she was levelheaded and didn't hold grudges. Weston was a great husband to Wren and wanted to make things work because he didn't see their marriage as a mistake, he saw her as his future, his happily ever after. 
 What I loved most about this book is that it felt so real. Weston and Wren felt like real people. I loved seeing them go from complete strangers to falling so hard in love. It was the gentle touches they shared, the embraces of support, the conversations with their eyes, and the hot sex. But it was clear when they were in the honeymoon stage and I loved reading that part of the story. The fact that they couldn't keep their hands off each other was so cute and downright romantic. But that never lasts and soon they found themselves in a rocky place in their marriage. I think this was probably the most important part of the book. They struggled and had to find their where they fit in each others lives with them both having to make adjustments, answer some hard questions, and acknowledge how they felt. 
 But there's so much more to the story as well. Weston has a big great family system that includes his brother Miles and closest friends. I loved Rachel, Weston's assistant and fiance to Weston's brothers. Weston's brother was not too happy about the marriage, but he was just being a big brother and protecting him. He grows on you. Needless to say I loved all the other characters in this book. 
 I have never felt for a book the way I do about this one. I could read it over and over again and cry with joy and happiness. This book is romantic and absolutely beautiful to read. It is about following fate and believing in true love. It is the best image of falling in love that makes me truly me believe that love can be a wonderful thing. K.I. Lynn's writing and masterful storytelling is the best I've ever seen and is beyond commendable. Every word and action made by the characters were so precise and perfect that there was no mistaking their love for each other. I only wish there was more, but the ending was more than I could hope for. 
 I strongly urge you to buy this book. You will love it. I know I do.