Review: Right

Title: Right 

Series: Wrong #2

Author: Jana Aston 

Genre: Contemporary, Adult, Romance 

Publisher: Self-Published 

Publication Date: April 6, 2016 

Source: Bought 

My childhood was perfect.
I’ve led a charmed life, and I’m not going to blow it now by picking the wrong guy.
I’ve got my sights set on my brother’s best friend.
He’s known my family for years. He’s reliable and kind and handsome.
Sure, he’s been avoiding me since I was six.
I’m a bit aggressive for him, maybe.
But he’s the one… right? 

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Right definitely surprised me.  After reading the first book in the series, Wrong, I thought I had a pretty good sense of who Everly (our heroine in this novel) would end up with.  Well, I was wrong.  And I'm so glad I was!  Sawyer is such an amazing match for Everly and was a total surprise.  I really liked them together and I enjoyed their story! 

Okay, so, Everly was crazy.  Like, she just went to extreme lengths to get what she wanted and it was sometimes endearing but sometimes not.  Sometimes it was more like um, should someone lock her up?  Don't get me wrong, I liked her a lot, I just found it surprising and a little too much sometimes the way she acted toward other people to get what she wanted.  Luckily, she had Sawyer who accepted her, crazy and all.  Sawyer was such an awesome surprise and I loved how he treated Everly and how much better he was for her than the other guy she thought she wanted to end up with.  He loved her for all of her little quirks and craziness and it was so sweet watching her realize that that is what she needed.  

One thing I did have a bit of a problem with was how quickly Everly just dropped the idea of being with the first guy she supposedly loved.  Like, it seemed like she was so fine not chasing him after only a day when she had this whole grand plan since she was six that they would be together and get married and live happily ever after.  I don't know, it just seems like something like that would be harder to shake off.  

Overall, this book was another entertaining one from Jana Aston! I enjoyed Sawyer and Everly together and think they compliment each other perfectly.  It was a fun and fast read and I'm looking forward to reading more by this author! 

“Any man worthy of you would work for it, Everly. Not sit by passively while you did all”     

Four Teapots

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