The origin of Alicia Drummond’s character in “Glitter and Grief” closes out The Ladies Who Love the Bryant Brothers blog series. While there is another book after “Glitter and Grief,” the main female character doesn’t technically love a Bryant Brother.
In the first installment of The Ladies Who Love the Bryant Brothers, we met Colleen. Now, we meet Clara, from “The Cake Maker’s Dog.”
It would be wrong to ignore the ladies who love the Bryant Brothers. They matter too, and where Mason and Jack shared Colleen (Sounds sordid! You’ll have to read the “Beachy Keen” to find out if it’s so.), this series will be quicker than the male counterpart.
Who are the Bryant Brothers? Finally, we find Gabe, the Bryant Brother, who was proximally close but chose to remain distant. Why the chip on the middle child’s shoulder? Gabe blames Mason in the book, and if you’ve read the first three in the series, you can guess that I pulled from my brother, Eddie, to develop the plot.
Have you lost someone close? I’m sure you have, and I’m sorry for your pain; it’s sharp. Was the loss unexpected? It needn’t be to destroy you, but it helps.
