Review: Welcome to Clover Park, Connecticut!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 8, 2014
5 starsHotness factor: Did you know that the inspiration for Ryan was Josh Holloway? Do I need to say more?(fun fact)I RECEIVED AN ARC IN EXCHANGE OF THE HONEST REVIEWOkay let’s get this out of the way, Liz and Ryan are great together and most importantly real.Buttoned up, calories counting Liz Garner is turning 30 soon. She has no husband, no baby, no dog. What she has, is a pregnant older sister Daisy with a missing baby daddy. And for Liz, it means one thing, she’s getting baby and she needs a second job. That was when I fell in love with Liz. So what if she’s hijacking her sister’s pregnancy and is already a future co-parent (self-proclamation). Liz’s heart is in the right place and her priority, when she’s not rocking Billy Idol’s Dancing With Myself or updating her food app, is her family.Ryan… or the O’Hare brothers, the Alpha, the Rebel and the Sensitive are by far the most interesting characters in the book and I believe the rest of the series too. Who can resist a man who cares so deeply about this grandmother? A man who raised his brothers. A man who’s grounded, not perfect, grounded… and looks like Josh Holloway (Kylie Gilmore, thank you for the visual! I mean it)When I read a romance novel, I tend to roll my eyes at the usual clichés. But in The Opposite Of Wild, the author avoid them all. She created these three dimensional characters with their own very credible story. The secondary characters were as important as Ryan and Liz, a lead is nothing without a good supporting cast. Rachel you’re a riot, Gran… oh Gran, Daisy I can’t wait to read your story… The Opposite Of Wild is funny, entertaining, very refreshing and full of surprises. Ryan and Liz have a lot of chemistry, you won’t be disappointed. I highly recommend it… remember, Josh Holloway…