Review: A wonderfully steamy, humorous, and emotional novel!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 29, 2013
A review copy of this book was provided to me in exchange for an honest review.I thoroughly enjoyed reading this sequel to Wrong Bed, Right Guy.  Ian, who has just returned home from serving in the military, feels completely out of place at his welcome home party.  Dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) he is on his way rushing out the door  of the party when he literally runs into Roxanne. He immediately feels a connection with her and begins to feel his stress lessen considerably by just being near her.  Roxanne feels the connection also - but she is only interested in a one-night stand.  Roxanne has her own secrets and demons to deal with.  Unbeknownst to Ian, she is his little sister's (Elle from Wrong Bed, Right Man) best friend who has serious commitment issues.  Her family and relationship history have left her emotionally unattached.Not only was this book steamy but it was also extremely emotional.  The writer did an excellent job of portraying the stress and anxiety of PTSD. The heartfelt moments in the book had my heart skipping a beat.  I loved that even though both characters were dealing with serious emotional issues I found myself laughing throughout the book from their funny banter.  There was a perfect mix of humor, emotion, and intimacy.  The ending was a perfect book end to the story and sets up the romance for Nathan Ian's best friend) in the next book quite nicely.  4 Big Stars for Chasing Mrs. Right!