Review: Mr. Wrong is so Mr. Right
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 12, 2013
The third book in a series, I must admit that I haven't read the previous two.  And whilst this could easily be a standalone read, I shall certainly be reading the other Bencher sibling books as this was a great read.If ever there were true opposites it is Ross Bencher and Kelsey Hanson. I loved them both. She climbs mountains, trains intensely, travels the world and has an allergy to children. He is a Dad of three trying to run his business and cope with life after divorce. When a newly single man and an adventurous lady embark on a no-strings night of pleasure, little do they know how their paths will cross again in the future...What really stood out for me was the realistic elements of the book but not without those that allow you to lose yourself in the romantic journey. Both Ross and Kelsey have flaws and fears and having married a divorcee with kids myself I know it's not always a walk in the park, but I also know how easy it can be which is depicted so well throughout. Ross simply wants to find the right person to be a part of his kids life. And his kids are fabulous, bringing their innocent honesty and bouncing between fun and argumentative, sweet and sulky.Romance and sexy passionate moments are perfectly balanced with touching, frustrating and heartwarming ones and whilst I would've an epilogue, it doesn't detract from a great read.  Falling for Mr. Wrong reinforces my mantra, you should always follow your heart.