Review: "I felt the overall plot was all about the hook up stage and nothing more."
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2014
Marcie Reynolds never knew that an incorrect number phone call could impact her life with such pleasure.  One minute she is leading very dull, non-existing lifestyle comprise of exhausting long work hours and much needed sleep; then, in the next instant, she is caught up in a very naughty love affair with a stranger over the phone.Jonathan Sutton is positive that he had dialed the correct number; however, after a second try he gets the same sexy, sultry voice telling him that he has the wrong number; it was well worth it to hear her voice once again.  Without hesitation Jonathan draws her into simple conversation and things quickly heat up from there to the point where desire is the star of their countless phone exchanges.If you are in need of highly sexual play novella that will have you squirming around in your seat with a couple who has yet to meet; but, are leading a very heated love affair then Jamallah Bergman’s novella is just what the doctor ordered.Unfortunately for me, Sorry…Wrong Number leaves a lot to be desired.  While, the sexual foreplay is very passionate and lustful in nature; the interaction between Marcie and Jonathan lacks a strong emotional connection, especially when a third person is introduced into their sexual relationship.  It was just hard for me to wrap my mind around this act itself and I am huge fan of ménage storylines.  I just could not see an emotionally connected couple handling the situation the way it was handled.  Nevertheless, I was able to complete Sorry…Wrong Number once I got pass my personal issue with the storyline itself.  Although, the couple does have a happily-ever-after, I felt the overall plot was all about the hook up stage and nothing more.This book was reviewed by Nikita Steele for Joyfully Reviewed (JR), and was provided by the publisher/author at no cost to JR for the purpose of being reviewed.