The Broposal

De: Sonora Reyes

Narrado por: André Santana, Alejandro Antonio Ruiz

From the author of The Lesbiana's Guide to Catholic School, two best bros fake an engagement–but will their friendship survive?

It’s about time roommates Alejandro and Kenny get married. Or at least, that’s what all their close friends and family think when they announce their engagement. The kicker? The two are faking their whole relationship so Alejandro can get a green card. But if Han was going to marry anyone, it would be his ride or die since second grade.

Han has never been able to put down roots, and the only one who truly breaks through his walls is Kenny. Sweet, sensitive Kenny is newly single, and what better distraction from his soul-sucking relationship than proposing marriage to Han? Kenny can’t think of anything more fun than spending his life with his best friend, even if it’s just for a piece of paper. But as Kenny keeps up the charade, he’s soon struggling to resist their sizzling chemistry.

The line between fact and fiction begins to blur the closer they get to their wedding date. With all eyes on Han and Kenny—including a meddling ex and immigration officers—will these two bros make it down the altar for real?

©2025 Sonora Reyes (P)2025 Forever

The inclusion

Loved everything about this story! And especially the focus on immigration issues and racial profiling.

This does touch on some serious concerns and I thought it was well written,

Overall I felt this was very touching and honestly really adorable when it just comes down to it. I won’t give away details but I enjoyed the read.

More emotional than I expected

I knew going into this that the "fake marriage" would become real, because of course the boys would fall in love. Hello trope 101. what I didn't expect was the depth of the characters: their struggles, emotional well-being, the way they interacted with the side characters that surrounded them. It made Han and Kenny's story feel like more than just a common romance plot.

Good little Bromance.

This was a good, quick, story that was relatable for me (with an immigrant husband). There was so much melodrama and obviously LGBTQ signaling. But the characters were well developed and the steamy parts weren’t too slutty.

I loved this Diverse read

This book was so cute I live for the slow burn romance. I fell in love with the character and their love story. This book discusses a lot about Immigration, workplace discrimination, racial profiling, domestic abuse, death, and homophobia please check the trigger warnings.

Mixed feelings

The good parts are great or even excellent. But I'm sorry to say that the bad parts are just stupid. The performance was always 5/5.

Bro!

This book was heading in the right direction with interesting characters and plot but goes off the tracks with high school silliness.