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When her twin
sister talked her into switching places to discover if her boyfriend
could tell them apart, and made a bet on the outcome, Dana Newcombe
knew it wouldn’t end well. Although Max might seem a little boring
to her supermodel sister, she liked him and his responsible ways.
Yet it’s his sexy, younger brother who makes boring scientist Dana
sit up and take notice. That’s the only reason Dana acts like her
supermodel twin when Colt comes knocking on the door.
Of course Max
doesn’t realize Nicole is acting like Dana, which thankfully gives
her an excuse to end the relationship. Strangely enough, Colt did.
What’s even more surprising, Nicole and Max hit it off and now a
year later, they invite both Dana and Colt to the wedding. Although
reluctant to face her sister and her ex-boyfriend, Dana really wants
to avoid Colt, especially considering he never contacted her after
their out-of-control sexual encounter in an elevator that fateful
night. Can Dana survive one week of wedding revelry with the only
man who’s ever rocked her world?
The
Wilder Brother is a
strange tale of a dysfunctional family if there ever was one! Dana
and Nicole are identical twins, yet neither seems to feel any real
affection for the other, instead they compete against and tolerate
each other. When it’s time for the wedding, we also meet their
equally strange mother, the absent minded father, and the seemingly
normal older sister…if you discount her neurotic toddler. As for
the Wilders, these brothers seem better adjusted, yet Colt doesn’t
seem to see a problem with sleeping with his brother’s girlfriend
and Max doesn’t seem to mind that his new fiancée’s feelings are
rather lukewarm. Having said that, this story is strangely
compelling, perhaps because it is so true to life. Everyone’s
feelings are all over the place which makes for an interesting
wedding. The chemistry between Dana and Colt makes it difficult for
them to stay away from each other and once they finally get a chance
to explore those feelings, they come to realize there may be more
than just lust between them. Sit back and enjoy The Wilder
Brother.
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