The relationship between Olivia and Colin is definitely more enemies than anything at the beginning. Olivia is feeling pretty down when she gets a wrong-number text and starts communicating with the stranger on the other end, a stranger who seems to understand her better than anyone in her "real" life.

Reader Review'Hilarious, sexy, steamy, this book is simply perfection' 5***** Reader Review'Swoon-worthy! Wrong Number puts the 'com' in rom-com, delivering energetic, laugh-out-loud hilarity from page one.Packed with riveting drama and painful truths, this book powerfully illustrates the devastation of abuse—and the strength of the survivors. Their conversation gets increasingly flirty and they're both dancing around the idea of meeting in person until Colin sees Olivia's phone screen, figures out that they're each other's mystery misdial, and cuts off contact to avoid embarrassing her when she realizes Colin knows all her secrets.

Ever since they were kids, Colin has treated Olivia like a total screw-up, his best friend’s annoying little sister he loved to verbally spar with but never took seriously. I got up, went into that shiny kitchen, cracked the seal on a bottle of tequila that had a smiley mustachioed sun on the bottle, and I made myself the world's biggest night-night toddy. Colin had one of those movie-star faces, with the perfect bone structure and a killer jawline, but his blue eyes had a mischievous spark that offset the beauty. To briefly summarize this book, Olivia is the little sister of Colin’s best friend, and she “met” a humorous guy named Mr.Colin thinks she is made of disasterous bad luck, little sister of his best friend who has turned into a beautiful disraction. Colin sees her only as her brother's annoying little sister, a point he makes abundantly clear every time they interact.

He decides to ghost her instead of complicating their relationship—but Olivia doesn’t give up so easily. Adult romance Berkley Book Blog book blog feature Book blogger Book review book review blog Books Teacup and Reviews Eclectic Book Blog enemies to lovers forced proximity trope Hero in STEM Indian Book Blogger Lynn Painter Mr.The only thing worse, at the age of twenty-five, than having to ask your parents for money because you rolled into town on fumes and literally didn't have a dime to your name, was having a mom who wanted to talk about it.

On my award-winning book blog, you can find a range of reviews of YA to Adult books and all the topics in-between. 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.The ending really annoyed me, like everything that happened was literally resolved in like 3 pages and then the book ended 🫠 the miscommunication was drawn out for like 90% of the book to be dealt with in 2%. Wrong Number and it was just such a frustrating read that I needed to vent to the sub for a little bit. She has a couple of books releasing in the next year I’m excited about and that I’ll definitely be reading. human tornado who is so alive, so filled with the energy of the moment, that there occasionally is a little collateral damage. There is just one line something like, “Suddenly Elli lost his power and mention of him doesn’t hurt her”, that’s it.