Too Wrong to Be Right: A Novel

A Mr. Wrong so wrong for her, he's perfectly right! After her latest disappointing breakup, Kat has convinced herself that she has to stop choosing guys she's viscerally attracted to, because they always end up being Mr. Wrong. So when she meets Mick and the same feelings, the same attraction, the same fireworks start to crackle and spark she is determined to keep him firmly in the Friend Zone so she doesn't risk making the same mistake yet again. His dependable, responsible, solid-as-a-rock older brother, Joe, however, just might be the kind of guy she's supposed to go for. Mick knows there's something special between the two of them, but if friendship is all she'll allow him, he'll take it. Even if it kills him to be her wingman. I really adored the growth of their friendship, the way they worked together to make both their career goals come true, the way she gradually became part of his family. The story did drag a bit in the middle as Kat just couldn't let go of her conviction that Mick wasn't the kind of guy she could keep, even when he was proving to be everything she wanted on her list. To say they eventually "fell" for each other isn't doing the story justice - they really don't have any problem falling, it's just the recovering from the various injuries resulting from the many falls that they end up focusing on. This gives the story a slapstick feel, adding a lot of fun to their attempts at seduction and romance. I did enjoy the HEA, though I think they took a little too long to get there. I really enjoyed Mick's family, especially his sister, and I hope the author continues writing about the O'Sullivan family. If you enjoy contemporary romantic comedies, you're going to love this one. I voluntarily reviewed an ARC of this book.

One of my favorite authors, once again hits out of the park, loved this story. A full selection of trust issues, second guesses and finally finding the correct pathway to the anticipated end. I read some other reviews before starting this and wondered if something had changed, but not so, this read is great and JoJo is a wonderful addition to the pet linage included in this series. Grab this and enjoy.

This novel is a delight. It's light and fun with lovable characters, a heartwarming plot, and a cute hedgehog. It makes me want to give my e-reader a hug. No one does rom com better than Melonie Johnson. Thanks, NetGalley, for the ARC I received. This is my honest and voluntary review.