The Wright Love (Wright, #5)

by K.A. Linde

A emotional single mom romance from USA Today bestselling author K.A. Linde…

I have the perfect life.
Until the day my husband tragically dies.
Being a single mom and widow was never part of the plan.
When David Calloway enters my life, I have no room for love in my heart.
But he’s determined to do right by me.
Could he be the Wright love?

The Wright Love is the first book about Sutton and David and will conclude in The Wright One! Your next binge read!

• ISBN10: 1948427222
• ISBN13: 9781948427227
• Publish Date: 5 June 2018
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: K.A. Linde, Inc.
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 214
• Language: English

Reviews

[Sam@WLABB]

My heart broke when we lost Maverick, but Sutton was still alive and needed to live. I felt the sparks between these two when David first appeared, and was really excited about the pairing. I experienced so many emotions during this one. There were lots of painful moments, but as always, we got some happiness, joy, and amusement via the rest of the Wright family. Be prepared to pick your jaw up off the floor, when we finally learn David's secret. I was shocked.

Overall: Another fabulous Wright book, and now I must get the next one!

BLOG | INSTAGRAM |TWITTER | BLOGLOVIN | FRIEND ME ON GOODREADS

[Romance Schmomance]

BLOG | FACEBOOK | TWITTER | GOODREADS | INSTAGRAM

**AN ARC WAS GRACIOUSLY PROVIDED FOR AN HONEST REVIEW. ALL OPINIONS ARE MY OWN**

The Wright family is one that I've learned to love so much as I read each book about the siblings finding their happy ever afters. And the one I was so eager for was Sutton's. Her story is absolutely heartbreaking and if you've read The Wright Secret, you know exactly what I'm talking about. For such a loss that Sutton went through, I was expecting a bit more angst, but that little bit didn't stop me from enjoying the first part of this duet. I'd say it was just the right amount of angst to carry me through The Wright Love.

I gotta say, what is up with the authors writing duets this year, I'm noticing quite the trend. But I can't say that I hate them because they have all been absolutely amazing to read.

I've been so anxious to read Sutton's story and the first chapter absolutely killed me! I have to be honest, I wasn't expecting to get my heart obliterated in the first chapter. It was like watching the beginning of the movie Up ... prepare yourself for those tears to fall. But I will say that this was my favorite chapter, we truly see what Sutton is feeling. And what we'll see more of as she makes her journey of grieving and possibly moving on. I felt bad for Sutton, even though she had the best support from her family and friends, there were a couple outside opinions that moved her towards doubting herself. Not only with trying to move forward in her life to be happy again, but as a mom. And that was just unbelievably unfair to her. Everyone grieves differently and move on their own time.

I loved David so much. He came into the Wright's lives, in my opinion, at the best time. He's been such a solid support and friend to Sutton, even to help watch her adorable boy, Jason. He was so patient with her and left everything up to her when it came for them moving forward. The ONE thing that ticked me off about David was the secret he was keeping and it was a pretty big one, which blew up in his face. Honesty, my friend, is a powerful thing.

And now we must wait until their conclusion story to see what happens! The Wright Love had all the feels that I look for in a book. David and Sutton are perfectly matched for each other. All K.A. Linde fans will love their story. Plus, we get to see the Wright gang; gosh, I love them!

[Cocktails and Books]

This review was originally posted on Cocktails and Books

Cocktails and Books received this book for free from Inkslinger PR in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect our opinion of the book or the content of our review.I've been waiting for Sutton's story. She has already been through so much that I wasn't sure she was going to be able to get past Mav's death to learn how to live again.  But I should have known KA Linde would give this heroine a few more twists to deal with.

For anyone that has followed this series, David and Sutton seemed inevitable.  But there was always that lurking question of where David come from (aside from San Francisco).  He showed up and quietly worked his way into Sutton's life being her friend and sometimes babysitter.  But that quiet question was there, whether we paid attention or not.

Then there was Sutton.  Her grief was tangible, even as she tried to hide it from her son.  It was so tangible that you wondered if she was ever really going to get past what happened.  Sutton had an inner strength though, one she ignored for a long time.  But it was that strength and determination that had her fighting her family to marry Mav that finally came back out and pushed her to start moving past the tragedy and to start living again.

I enjoyed the start of this duet.  I wanted to see Sutton get her HEA, but I'll admit by the time I got to the last page I wondered how this whole thing was going to play out.  I'm sure David's backstory is going to bring him back into the Wright fold, but the wait is going to kill me.

[Nadz@Totally Addicted to Reading]

I have been waiting for Sutton’s story ever since I met her in The Wright Brother; book one of The Wright series. She piqued my curiosity from the start and it was further enhanced when tragedy struck taking her husband from her. My heart wept for her and throughout the series I hoped she recovers from the loss and discover the beauty of love the second time around. When I discovered that her story would be published soon, I eagerly waited for that moment when I would have this beautiful story in my possession, and it was worth the wait.

It has been a year since tragedy struck and changed Sutton’s life. She is a widow and a single mom mourning the loss of her husband. She is aware she needs to start living again, but she is not sure how to proceed. She made a few attempts, but fear had a crippling effect on her decisions. However, with the help of David Sloane, CFO of Wright Construction, she made progress.

David Sloane moved to West Texas to get a fresh start. I knew he had secrets, and I was curious to discover what he was hiding. Despite this, I found him to a likeable character. He made himself available for Sutton to lean on during her time of mourning. During this time, they developed a bond. His patience with her was a testament to his love for her, but his secrets had the power to damage their friendship and budding relationship.

Sutton and David had awesome chemistry. Sutton is a remarkable person. I admired her strength. Moving on from the loss of a loved one is never easy, but she tried to not only for the sake of her son but also for herself.

I knew the story would end in a cliff-hanger and I honestly thought I was prepared, but I was wrong. I never for a moment expected such a massive bombshell. Now I am left wondering what next will happen and I cannot wait to get my hands on the sequel. Thank goodness I do not have long to wait.

Conclusion/Recommendation
The Wright Love is a heart-warming story of loss, healing and second chances. If you are looking for a story filled with lovable characters and in the process tug on your emotions, then pick up this book. I can’t wait to discover what next is in store for David and Sutton