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A review by luluwoohoo
Two Wrongs Make a Right by Chloe Liese
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.5
Two Wrongs Make A Right by Chloe Liese
☀️☀️☀️⛅
▪️A cute fake dating romance that relies a little too much on tropes but still brings a lot of heart
▪️Bea is an interesting character and I appreciated the authenticity of her autistic portrayal, but the drawcard of the story was definitely Jamie. He's a wonderful book boyfriend who ticks a lot of boxes, though his family backstory felt a bit too generic for me. The side characters are decent but beyond Jules they aren't fleshed out enough to be truly memorable
▪️The build up of the romance was good albeit on a much shorter timeline than I like to read about. The sex scenes were well written with great chemistry between the pair
▪️My biggest gripe with the whole book was the third act breakup. While I sympathize with Bea's logic, the way it came out was beyond dumb and very out of character and ruined some of the charm for me. It happened way too late in the novel and resolved far too quickly to be anything other than annoying
▪️This was a quick and enjoyable novel that didn't break any barriers but definitely has a few standout moments within the oversaturated romance genre.
☀️☀️☀️⛅
▪️A cute fake dating romance that relies a little too much on tropes but still brings a lot of heart
▪️Bea is an interesting character and I appreciated the authenticity of her autistic portrayal, but the drawcard of the story was definitely Jamie. He's a wonderful book boyfriend who ticks a lot of boxes, though his family backstory felt a bit too generic for me. The side characters are decent but beyond Jules they aren't fleshed out enough to be truly memorable
▪️The build up of the romance was good albeit on a much shorter timeline than I like to read about. The sex scenes were well written with great chemistry between the pair
▪️My biggest gripe with the whole book was the third act breakup. While I sympathize with Bea's logic, the way it came out was beyond dumb and very out of character and ruined some of the charm for me. It happened way too late in the novel and resolved far too quickly to be anything other than annoying
▪️This was a quick and enjoyable novel that didn't break any barriers but definitely has a few standout moments within the oversaturated romance genre.
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