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lu4n4_is_reading 's review for:
Two Wrongs Make a Right
by Chloe Liese
I’m still going through the Bergman Brothers series and read this one with the same expectations. It’s a little different though. I did not relate with these characters as much.
The banter between Bea and James is spot on. Her ansiety puts her through some awkward and hard times, like the party where they first met. They are two opposites who really work well together, and it’s possible see it flourish into a beautiful and uplifting relationship.
Also, I want Bea as my friend. Everyone needs a friend with her quirkiness and lack of filter. And James is so sweet, who doesn’t like a cat daddy?
The banter between Bea and James is spot on. Her ansiety puts her through some awkward and hard times, like the party where they first met. They are two opposites who really work well together, and it’s possible see it flourish into a beautiful and uplifting relationship.
Also, I want Bea as my friend. Everyone needs a friend with her quirkiness and lack of filter. And James is so sweet, who doesn’t like a cat daddy?