Review: A light romance with great chemistry
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 7, 2013
Falling for Mr. Wrong is the third book in the Bencher series. I will confess that I haven't read any of the other books and didn't know it was a series until I had finished the book & looked it up on Goodreads. Nonetheless, I wasn't at all confused and this book could easily be a stand alone.Falling for Mr. Wrong tells the story of Kelsey and Ross. They meet in a bar and both are instantly attracted to one another. Although it isn't normal for Kelsey or Ross to partake in one night stands they both do just that. Aside from doing the *cough* deed. They also share secrets they wouldn't normally tell other people. Both of them feel safe in the anonymity a one night stand provides. Kelsey tells Ross about her fear of dying--she's leaving on a trip to climb one of the tallest mountains with her father-- and Ross tells her about his divorce. Knowing they won't see each other again they share insecurities and fears they have in their lives.Fast forward three years later...Kelsey has decided to help out her friend with her nanny agency and has stepped in as a temporary nanny. Only to come face to face with Ross. DUN DUN DUN. I loved it! Although I knew it was coming I loved the tension and angst. Ross initially doesn't believe Kelsey is capable of taking care and keeping his children safe. He thinks Kelsey is reckless. Also he's still reeling from the shock that someone who was suppose to be a one night stand is now the nanny. He acted like a jerk for a while, which made me want to hit him upside the head! He was so judgey and preachy! Still I loved reading it. Also, I found it hilarious how terrified Kelsey was of the children at first. She acted like they where piranhas or something. After some time she warms up to the kids which was nice to read.Overall, I really enjoyed this story! Kelsey was slightly annoying at times but thankfully she makes up for it. The chemistry between Ross and Kelsey was wayyy hot. I just wanted them to get together. I did find Kelsey's whole I HAVE TO CLIMB THE MOUNTAIN bit a tad tiresome. I didn't really like that story line and would have liked if Kelsey had some other dilemma instead of this one. This book is a great fast read. It has sizzling romance, rock climbing- which I thought was cool- and a great cast of characters. I'll definetly be reading more from Inara Scott.