He made a sound in his throat that was a mixture between a cough and a laugh before saying, "Holy shit-you don't know that I'm his roommate, do you? Lily swears she’ll never end up in another abusive home, but when Ryle starts to show all the same warning signs that her mother ignored, Lily learns just how hard it is to say goodbye.

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. I sighed again and clambered to my feet from the low, low air mattress that'd bottomed out every time I'd rolled over in the night. He was wearing his I'm-better-than-you smirk and dickish good looks while I traversed the apartment in underpants and a too-small shirt like some sort of Winnie-the-Pooh variety of dipshit.Amazingly good' 5***** Reader Review'Perfect for fans of Emily Henry' 5***** Reader Review'I have no words. I adored the banter in this book, how Colin learnt to really look at and began to understand Olivia as well as the way their relationship progressed and developed.

Some might say she should grow up and stop randomly dozing off like she's a toddler, but Lynn considers it part of her writing process. I grabbed a mug from the counter, filled it with water from the sink, and removed the lid of the near-empty reservoir on the Keurig. There is layer of his dysfuctional family, a father who wanted him to be lawyer and take over their firm, arguments and fight between father and son ever since he chose to be in finance and getting master degree in Maths.Shortly after moving in, Olivia receives a spicy wrong number text which turns into a reoccurring sexy yet truthful text exchange between strangers. I also enjoyed the comedic scenes in this book, which mostly consisted of Olivia’s clumsiness and outrageous accident-prone escapades. Wrong Number seemed to have a great time together until one of them figured out whom they’d been texting the whole time…and well, things started to get intriguing from then on. It was just enough to swoon over their romance and connection, but not so much that you knew exactly where part a and part b were going.