The Wrong Twin at Gate Nine

She thought she knew exactly who he was.

She was very, very wrong.

Flight attendant Ellie Hartwell has spent months looking forward to one particular passenger.

Miles Callahan is charming, funny, ridiculously easy to talk to—and he remembers her coffee order. Their relationship has never quite made it beyond airport gates and boarding calls, but Ellie is beginning to wonder if maybe it could.

Then she sees him at a small-town harvest festival.

No uniform. No airplane. No reason not to finally find out what might happen between them.

Ellie walks up with a smile.

He looks at her like he has never seen her before in his life.

Because he hasn’t.

This is Grant Callahan.

Miles’s identical twin.

And Ellie has just confidently introduced herself to the wrong man.

Mortifying?

Absolutely.

Unfortunately, Grant is not going away.

He is steady where Miles is spontaneous, quietly funny when Ellie least expects it, and deeply invested in the aviation outreach program Ellie somehow gets volunteered to help save.

Soon, Ellie is spending far too much time with the man she once mistook for his brother.

And the more she gets to know Grant, the less alike the twins seem.

Miles was the man who caught her attention.

Grant is the man who notices when she is tired.

Miles made airports more fun.

Grant makes her wonder what it might feel like to finally come home.

There is only one problem.

Grant has spent his entire life being compared to his twin—and he has no intention of becoming the man Ellie chooses simply because things did not work out with Miles.

Ellie knows Grant is not a substitute.

Now she has to convince him that her heart knows the difference too.

But with careers changing, plans unraveling, and Ellie’s carefully controlled life being rerouted in ways she never expected, she is about to discover that faith was never about having the whole itinerary.

Sometimes God changes the route.

Sometimes He changes the gate.

And sometimes the wrong twin turns out to be exactly the right man.

The Wrong Twin at Gate Nine is a funny, heartwarming clean Christian romantic comedy filled with mistaken identity, identical twins, airport adventures, witty banter, small-town community, slow-burn romance, family, faith, clean kisses, and a swoony happily-ever-after.

Perfect for readers who love wholesome romance with laugh-out-loud moments, meaningful faith, lovable characters, and the kind of love story that makes you wish you could book a flight to Gate Nine yourself.