The Wrong Man (Right and Wrong #2)

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Title: The Wrong Man (Right and Wrong #2)
Author: Lane Hayes
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Release Date: February 6, 2015
Genre(s): Contemporary
Page Count: 211
Reviewed by: Lili
Heat Level: 3 out of 5
Rating: 4.5 Stars rounded up to 5
Blurb:

A Right and Wrong Story

Successful owner of an upscale boutique in fabulous West Hollywood, Brandon Good swears by his personal edict to “live in the present.” After a bad breakup, he agrees to dog-sit to keep his mind off his ex. Never did he expect the dog to belong to a man from his past, the only man to ever truly break his heart.

When Jake Westley relocates to join the WeHo fire department, the last thing he anticipates is reuniting with his secret high school love. Thrilled with the prospect of reconnecting with Bran, Jake feels no guilt in using his charming old dog as an unwitting matchmaker. As he and Bran rekindle their friendship, it becomes clear the intense attraction they once felt is stronger than ever. But as hard as they try to leave the past behind, painful memories resurface. Bran will have to confront his fears and consider the possibility that the man he swore was absolutely the wrong one might be perfect after all.

THEWRONGMANCAST

This book was-

TOTALLYAWESOME

I’ve enjoyed every Lane Hayes book I’ve read, but this is probably my favorite since Better Than Good. A favorite trope of mind is second chance story lines and she certainly delivered a good one.

What I loved:

    *It was a great combination of sweet and sexy.
    *Story flowed naturally. Not a dull moment.
    *The characters- including Mack the dog.

WRONGMANDOG

I’m a total sucker for stories with dogs!

    *Character development, growth.
    *The way she developed their relationship.
    *The epilogue. I became so emotional and before I realized it, I was crying. Beautiful. Probably one of the best- if not the best I’ve ever read.

What I didn’t love:

    *It’s written in first person POV. We only get Brandon’s voice. I so badly wanted to be in Jake’s head- hear his thoughts.

Also, this is the second book in a series of stand-alone. Technically you can read it without reading the first one, but it was pretty good so I wouldn’t recommend skipping it.

Overall, this was a home run for me. Exquisitely written. Cannot recommend this book and this author enough. 4.5 Stars rounded up to 5. Can’t freaking wait for this author’s next book!

KISSWRONGMAN

The Right and Wrong Series


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I'm a thirty-something Colombian mother of two. My favorite pastime is to get lost in a book. I'm more of a fluffy romance reader- though I do love an angsty read. I don't often read Mystery/Suspense nor dark stories. I also NEVER knowingly read stories that don't end in an HEA or at least HFN. I LOATHE cliffhangers with a passion and not a huge fan of stories with cheating, but it's not a deal breaker. My favorite tropes are: -Best friends to lovers -May/December -Hurt/comfort/healing -Opposites attract -Humor (as long as it's not slapstick type comedy) My favorites authors are: -Lane Hayes -Santino Hassell -Kade Boehme -TJ Klune -Heidi Cullinan -NR Walker -Eli Easton -Amy Lane -Keira Andrews -Nick Pageant -Annabeth Albert -Jay Northcote -Riley Hart/Nyrae Dawn -Melanie Hansen Some of my all time favorites stories are: -The Five Boroughs Series by Santino Hassell -Carry the Ocean by Heidi Cullinan -BOATK Series by TJ Klune (anything he writes actually) -Let's Hear It For The Boy by TA Webb -A Kind of Truth by Lane Hayes -Strong Signal by Santino Hassell & Megan Erickson -Superhero by Eli Easton NetGalley Member since 2015 2016 NetGalley Challenge 80% Professional Reader 2015 Challenge Participant

5 comments

  • I love this series by Lane Hayes, especially this story because of Mack, who at times almost overshadowed the MCs. 🙂 I especially loved that the author did not depend on sex to expand the word count and gave readers a well written story with memorable, well developed characters. Great job on the review.

    PS: I agree with you about the epilogue. Inevitable, but I still wept. 🙁

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  • Mack added an entire star for me! I can’t get enough of boys who love their dogs. It’s my crack. This is the picture I used in my review on GoodReads:

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  • The dog in your picture is beautiful. I love stories with dogs as I’m a HUGE dog lover. All of the characters in the book were well crafted, but Mack stole the show for me. 🙂 He reminded me so much of my Doberman, Jesse when he was close to the end; it was heartbreaking. He was such a loving companion.

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