Right (Wrong, #2)

by Jana Aston

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?

• ISBN10: 1530671353
• ISBN13: 9781530671359
• Publish Date: 5 April 2016
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 262
• Language: English

Reviews

[stacey_is_sassy]

What she thought was Right turned out to be Wrong

I read/listened to this one fast. I didn't mean to, to be honest. Audio books are supposed to be my travel to work "reads". I made the mistake of starting this one on the weekend and next thing I knew it was finished...and I had nothing to listen to for work today.

This book was funny, sweet, sexy and a little silly. The heroine has been in love with her brother's best friend since she was a little girl. She practically threw herself at him on a regular basis and he still wasn't taking the hint. When hints weren't helping her cause, it was time to bring out the big guns...Mum's lasagne and a pet fish.

Well, the big guns didn't work and now she's DESPERATE!! What better way to force herself into his company than to convince him to drive her back to college (where he's a professor). Just for something different, it didn't work and she had an audience for her latest failed attempt. Turns out the love of her life has a big brother...and he's caught sight of her...and think she's RIGHT for him.

So all along, the right man for Everly ended up being the brother of the man she had loved most of her life. Lucky for her, he's rich, successful and HOT!

Right was an entertaining journey to happiness and I can't wait to read more in this series.

The audio narrator did a great job. Her voice is young and fresh which made it very believable that you were listening to a 22-year-old woman's thoughts and dreams. Her ability to change her voice for male characters was well done. I would have no hesitations in listening to another story performed by Erin Mallon

[Linda]

This review was originally posted on (un)Conventional Bookviews
Right was so much fun to read, and it did give me other feels as well - I have to admit to some tears at one point, even. I loved getting to know Everly better, she's even more amazing up close and personal than she was as Sophie's friend in Wrong!



I can't believe how much I laughed while reading Right! Everly is a hoot, and I'd love to be friends with her - especially if I didn't need her meddling... Because she was very good at meddling in her friends' lives - it all came from a good place, but the results weren't always what she anticipated when she started out with her plans. I was already pretty curious about Everly when I read Wrong, and I loved to see her completely off balance with Sawyer.

Sawyer... *sighs* the name alone got to me - thank you, Lost! - and I think he was exactly the kind of person Everly needed in her life. Someone who was able to deal with all her antics and craziness in stride, and who could give her back a little of her own medicine. I loved that both Sawyer and Everly had flaws, but their confidence and sheer love for life made up for those in a big way. The friendship and easy, sexy banter between Sawyer and Everly made me tingle with anticipation, and I also loved how loyal Everly was to everyone she cared about.

When Sawyer suddenly gave Everly the cold shoulder, I was just as clueless as she was when it came to the reasoning, and I really thought things would be over between them :( Everly wasn't ready to lower her arms, roll over and let the relationship die, though, and after wallowing in her sadness for a few days, she was ready to take on the world - and Sawyer once more - only to have even more trouble thrown her way.

Written mostly from Everly's point of view, in first person past tense, Right managed to let me know the characters well enough to enjoy them, and the dialogues were well done - making me laugh, get teary-eyed and filled with hot anticipation for what would happen next. The pace is very even, and the flow just made me read the whole story in one sitting! Aston managed to make Right even better than Wrong, and she made me a very happy reader.



Just because Sawyer can kiss - and okay, just because I'm attracted to him - doesn't make him the right one for me. Not for the long haul and that's what I'm interested in. I can't date them both. Once you date one brother, the other is off limits. for life. I don't even need Chloe telling me to know that.

But just because you're attracted to someone doesn't mean it's a good idea to act on it. The road to hell is paved with attractive men who radiate sex appeal and look like models form a Polo ad campaign. Or something like that.

I laugh then. This guy, he's... I don't know. He's not what I expected. I wonder if he puts this much effort into all his conquests. And then I wonder what that might be like, being with Sawyer. His attention to detail, putting this much effort into seducing me, makes me suspect he'd be just as attentive in the bedroom. Or hallway. Car. Whatever.