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A review by amarylissw
The Wrong Side of Right by Jenn Marie Thorne
4.0
3.5 stars.
The characters were easily the best part of this book. They were all well-developed, realistic, multi-dimensional, and if not likeable, relatable. I'm not especially into politics, so it was an interesting read for me, though I didn't agree with everything (not that I expect the author expects us readers to, which is totally fine, of course). The romance is sweet, short, a little quick and underdeveloped and somewhat predictable, but nothing huge. The family dynamics were the best -- I loved the relationship between our protagonist and her stepmother and stepsiblings. That was really handled well.
Overall, a nice, surprising little book.
The characters were easily the best part of this book. They were all well-developed, realistic, multi-dimensional, and if not likeable, relatable. I'm not especially into politics, so it was an interesting read for me, though I didn't agree with everything (not that I expect the author expects us readers to, which is totally fine, of course). The romance is sweet, short, a little quick and underdeveloped and somewhat predictable, but nothing huge. The family dynamics were the best -- I loved the relationship between our protagonist and her stepmother and stepsiblings. That was really handled well.
Overall, a nice, surprising little book.