Ok so the author warns readers that Everly’s story is not what you think… and I am so happy it wasn’t. Her happy is perfect for her and the man she ends up with so gets her, he challenges her, he WANTS her and he makes sure she knows it!

“I like the way he looks at me, like he gets me. Like he wants more of me. Like I interest him.”

I am going to work hard to keep what I disclose in this review to only what is in the blurb as it was so much fun to witness who this man was as Everly’s story unfolds.

RIGHT gives you great insight into Everly, into her obsessions, her thinking, her quirky ways even into her unusual name as well as the adorable nicknames she accumulates.

This book can easily be read as a stand alone as the book we meet Everly in, WRONG is the happy for Everly’s friend Sophie. If you have read Wrong, it does give you some insight into a bit of the crazy that is Everly.

I truly enjoyed witnessing her crazy matched in this one and to seeing Everly’s plan derailed as the tables are turned on her big time in this one!

This man truly embraced Everly and all that she is:
I think instead of wanting me to tone it down, he’d look forward to what I’d throw at him next.

This man who shows Everly what desire is, is not who she expects and how she finds out who he really is was so well done.

Speaking of well done, how he finally gets Everly to come to him was epic and truly suited his persona.

Ms. Aston writes, funny, witty (oh the anal sex chat is hysterical), hot and in this one there were some great emotions.

Everly truly finds her “right”
“I can edit the vision I had for my future, for our future. Just as long as you’re in it.”

“What about you, Everly?”

“What about me what?” I ask, confused.

“Are you seeing anyone?” He looks over at me. “At school?”

Not successfully, I think to myself. “No, not right now. I’m kinda taking a break this semester.”

“Taking a break,” Eric repeats, glancing over at me. “That’s not like you. At all.”

I shrug. “It’s exhausting.”

“What’s exhausting?” he asks, frowning.

“Um—” Breaking and entering, I think. But I can’t tell him that. “You know, the whole ‘does he like me’ thing.”

“If you have to wonder if a guy likes you, then he’s not the right guy for you, Everly.”

“Maybe it’s more complicated than that.”

“It’s never more complicated than that.”