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The author will provide you with a free copy of their book in exchange for an honest review. If you’re in the mood for a sweet romance, low on angst but high on chemistry and all-around loveliness, look no further.This author participates in the Readers' Favorite Free Book Program, which is open to all readers and is completely free. Not enough for me to get bored but enough to be noticed. It’s on the longer side of what we’re used to in lesfic – and I’m not complaining, I like longer books too – and I felt the pace slowed down a little at times. My only (very small) complaint is that the story wouldn’t have suffered from being a bit tighter. Eliza also has a really nice family (this one with parents) and a great best friend, Heather, who has her own interesting relationship with Denny (I won’t say more, no spoiling).

Denny’s parents are out of the picture but she has the best family with her sister Salem and Salem’s eleven-year-old daughter Bella. Eliza learns to be vulnerable and open, Denny learns she doesn’t have to be strong all the time.Īnother nice point is that both Denny and Eliza have regular lives with regular jobs: Denny works in a grocery store, Eliza in a pet store. Their text relationship allows both to decide how much to show and tell, which, in a way, makes it easier to show and tell more. If Denny had met her in real life from the start, she would most certainly have been too shy to chat with her.

Outgoing and gorgeous, Eliza is an artist, who works with Austen and Dee (from Under a Falling Star), creating bird toys. She’s awkward and self-conscious but she’s also smart and funny when she’s comfortable. She lives with her much younger sister and her niece and is the best kind of earnest and responsible. It’s no secret that Jae is one of the best at writing slow-burn romance, and I really enjoyed this one.

Wrong Number, Right Woman by Jae