The Right Kind of Wrong

The Right Kind of Wrong is the perfect blend of humor and heart. Oh, and it's a brother's best friend/best friend's younger sibling romance. My favorite kind!It's funny how you can spend years looking at a person and not truly see them. And even more interesting is how that perception can alter in a single moment.Allyson and Camden engage in a night of fun after her brother's wedding. What should have been a one time thing - he doesn't appear to do commitment and they live in different countries - turns into so much more. In the midst of separately navigating their feelings, they learn that their night of fun left them with more than just an unshakable memory!I really enjoyed the way this story was written and the focus on how Allyson and Camden each mentally and emotionally processed their changing situation, the long distance, and their feelings.Who knew Camden had such a possessive, alpha instinct? Seeing that switch flip inside him was pretty hot. I love how he was all in. No matter what.This book was pretty low on the drama, which I appreciated. And the issues faced by these characters are realistic (no spoilers) and relatable for many people.The Right Kind of Wrong is a sweet and heartwarming story that made me laugh and cry.It's another hit from this amazingly talented writer!

This was such a sweet book. I loved the possessive-ness of Camden over Ally. Their relationship was fast paced but it fit them. I really enjoyed their story.

I loved Camden! He is arrogant, a womanizer, and realizes he may not want just a one-night stand with his best friend’s little sister. I loved Ally! She is independent, has an amazing job in SPAIN and has the best one-night stand with her brother’s best friend at her brother’s wedding!This couple is fun, and the banter was so sexy. They flirt but they are not playing games. Camden is ready to make his family complete when he finds out his one-night stand is pregnant. The way he reacts is what every girl wants (once Ally stopped crying). Their families and friends are supportive and their biggest cheerleaders. Not only is this story written with the best characters, but I have added Madrid to my bucket list thanks to this author. Told in dual points of view and had me not wanting to put it down until the last page. I will be re-reading it this weekend.

Sometimes tropes are too predictable for me, and The Right Kind of Wrong was surely one of those books that hit all of the one night stand, brother's best friend, surprise pregnancy notes.📖 𝗦𝘆𝗻𝗼𝗽𝘀𝗶𝘀: Cameron and Allyson slept together at her brother's wedding. For the weeks after, even though she returned home to Madrid and they haven't seen each other, both are struck by how much they think about the other. When it turns out Allyson is pregnant, Cameron steps up and is ready to prove to her and their friends and family that he has what it takes to settle down.🌟 𝗥𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄: Alright, so this wasn't a bad book per-se. But it definitely wasn't outstanding. The entire book was super predictable and felt like it was running on a script. There was very little drama. But if you want something feel-good, and you love the surprise pregnancy trope, this might be good filler if you're in a reading slump. It just didn't hit the right notes for me.𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴: 3/5 ⭐⭐⭐𝗦𝗽𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴: 3/5 🌶🌶🌶

What happens when you have a one night stand with your brother’s womanizing best friend AT your brother’ wedding?For Allyson, what happens is a series of unexpected events that leads to the man she never knew she wanted or needed by her side. Living an ocean away from Camden Steele should have made forgetting him and moving past a night of passion easy. The thing is, neither Ally nor Cam can forget that night or each other.After a few weeks, when Ally realizes the consequences of her and Cam’s reckless night will stay with them forever, life as they both know it changes quickly.Camden steps up to be the kind of man Ally needs most. Once the switch flips, he is all in, he knows that she is the one woman meant to be by his side forever. He proves it to Ally, he flies to Madrid and spends weeks proving to her that he wants to be with her, and not only because they will be parents.Their road isn’t easy, there are personal obstacles, physical obstacles (separate continents does not make love easy), and emotional ones as well. As these two fall deeper and deeper into love with one another they create a bond that is stronger than any situation that could arise. And that bond will be tested, their love will build even stronger than they believe it could be. In the end, they have a beautiful future ahead of them with a happily ever after neither of them knew was one it’s way.