When a random “What are you wearing?” text message comes through, she decides to shoot an answer back and a new friendship is formed between Mr. She’s managed to burn down her apartment building and is without the funds for a fresh start, so she’s moved back to her home town and has convinced her brother to let her move in for a month while she tries to find a job and a new place to live. WRONG NUMBER follows Olivia, a woman who has all the bad luck. Thank you to Berkley Publishing for the opportunity! WRONG NUMBER by Lynn Painter for an honest review. Thanks to Berkley Books and NetGalley for this arc in exchange for my review.

This was my first book by this author but it for sure won’t be my last. And Colin and Beck’s relationship, while being totally “bro” had levels to it that I didn’t expect but totally am here for. I like that her family, while hard on her for messing up so often, still support her. I love that Olivia is sarcastic and can laugh at herself. There’s lots of miscommunication, silliness, heart and even some steam. Since she’s broke and unemployed, she’s forced to move in with his brother and his roommate, which turns out to be her brothers long time best friend, Colin, who has also been her nemesis all these years.Īs she’s getting settled into her new life with her air mattress and job hunting, she gets a text from a random number asking her what she’s wearing, which starts a relationship that neither saw coming. Most recently, She got dumped, fired and burned her apartment down in the span of a couple of weeks. Olivia is a clumsy, take life by the norms kinda girl who can’t seem to catch a break. This was such a Totally binge-worthy and laugh out load read. The premise was fun, if unoriginal, and there was just the right level of conflict to resolution.

It seemed a huge disservice to the character. Another thing that bothered me was how everyone in Olivia's life continually talked about what a screw-up she is. There's a huge misbalance between the two of them, and I didn't like that it was almost as if he was set up to be the good guy just for accepting her for the mess she is. Because one can't help but compare him with Olivia, who experiences one disaster after another. Though there is fun and witty banter between the two of them, and I really enjoyed their story, he is just *too perfect*. She's confident and clever, and goes after what she wants.Ĭolin is the weak link.

Rather, she just picks herself up and keeps going. I absolutely love how Olivia embraces her identity as the hot mess express, and doesn't let it cause her to doubt herself. I must confess, I stayed up WAY too late reading this book. Thank you to Berkley and NetGalley for the eARC in exchange for an honest review.

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