I felt bad for her on hearing her full story about her heartbreak that lead to burning the building she was living in, at the same time it also made me laugh. out of me to start with, but I think that’s just down to me not being a fan of those ‘ditzy/clumsy’ type girls, but she definitely grew on me when she didn’t seem to be all about that. Just so selfish and un-remorseful and then all “woe is me” when met with the consequences of her own actions. There have been several times when I have read a book with a quirky main character that would usually fall flat.

Their banter and arguments were funny and had me laughing out loud at times, but their heartfelt moments truly had me swooning as well. Reading his perspective really assisted as his shyness and loyalty to his best friend could be perceived differently.stars Mohanlal, Maniyanpilla Raju, Jagathy Sreekumar, Lissy and Menaka, with Mukesh in a guest appearance. But he’s also handsome, successful, and smart, and Olivia would be lying if she said she didn’t find him attractive. Refusing to move back in with her parents, she convinces her older brother, Jack, to let her stay with him and his best friend, Colin at their condo for a month and hopefully she will have a job and a place to live by then.

The latest from Painter ( Better Than the Movies) is a fine choice for libraries where rom-com audiobooks circulate well. Also annoying that we never get to see her learn about how Colin was self-made and didn’t rely on his parents through college etc. I accidentally dropped the slippery plastic bottle, which made the pump top break off and sent the majority of the luxurious crème slathering out all over the slick floor of the shower. Biography: Lynn Painter lives with her husband and pack of wild children in Nebraska, where she is a weekly contributor to the Omaha World-Herald and an avid fan of napping. Big brother had given me a hug and a key and left me for fifty-cent wing night at Billy's Bar, so I was home alone and bawling to Adele on his Alexa.latest tackles the difficult subject of domestic violence with romantic tenderness and emotional heft. I also felt badly for Liv – her mother is endlessly critical about Liv’s life choices despite the fact that Liv is just twenty-five and trying to figure out who she wants to be. He's sure he can keep his distance, until the moment he discovers she's the irresistible Miss Misdial he's been sort of sexting for weeks—and now he has to decide whether to turn the heat up or ghost her before things get messy. Kayne Spooner is a retired science teacher, dog owner, and proud grandma who lives in beautiful Colorado.

Next day he goes to the guy's place with Minnal Babu, a police officer to lodge a complaint and is shocked to see that the entire chain of events is manipulated against him. I fought the urge to roll my eyes as I walked over to that cupboard, wanting coffee so bad I could cry.I loved Olivia and Colin together they were cute but colin just seemed bland, like it felt like we didn’t get much out of him, you could definitely tell his feelings for her. This book made me burst out laughing while on the treadmill and I almost lost my balance and fell to my demise. Wrong Number is fun, entertaining, fast paced, and dramatic romcom with all right tropes but annoying main character. Kayne gravitates toward stories with humor, swoon-worthy love interests, and memorable furry sidekicks, although really, if there's a happy ever after, she's here for it! As if the universe hadn’t already beaten the living shit out of me, there he was, standing beside the fancy breakfast bar with his arms crossed, witnessing my walk of shame with an eyebrow raised in amusement.

There are few romantic scenes but for most of the books they are like friends with benefit as Olivia felt insecure to make it serious or label what they have and Colin went along to keep Olivia happy.I always enjoy a good duo POV, and having the opportunity to be in Colin’s perspective as he found out that Olivia was his mystery texter was a definite treat. He’s sure he can keep his distance, until the moment he discovers she’s the irresistible Miss Misdial he’s been sort of sexting for weeks—and now he has to decide whether to turn the heat up or ghost her before things get messy. But her bad luck hasn’t eneded yet, as the roomate is Jack’s best friend- very handsom, accomplished and organised- Colin. She find a connection with Mr Wrong Number and as it’s been anonymous she shares more with Mr Wrong Number. I normally read rom-com books in a maximum of two days but this has taken me well over two weeks because I just didn’t have any urge to keep reading.