The Wright One

KA Linde left us in The Wright Love with one hell of a cliffy, so I couldn't have been happier to see this land on my kindle. You MUST read The Wright Love before reading The Wright One. So if you haven't read it - don't keep reading, my review may have book one spoilers. Sutton had finally let her walls down and let David in to only have her world blown apart by his secrets.  And the secrets are so deep that Sutton is unsure that she will ever rebound from the hurt. David's secrets are HUGE, but as the story unfolds you see the reason behind his deception.  As I felt in The Wright Love, David is an incredible man, he has a past that has damaged him but he's doing his best to rebound.  He's a sweet loving man who wants the best for Sutton. Being only a year since she lost Maverick, Sutton continues to have concerns with "moving on".  In great KA Linde fashion, there is angst, drama, intrigue and some hot and sexy. Since the first Wright book, I have wanted to be a part of this family, these children who have come from a home without a mother, a destructive father and have come from the ashes with only each other.  Their stories are inspiring and give you hope that even coming from sadness, everyone deserves a happy ending.  KA Linde's books take you on an emotional rollercoaster with each story she weaves and this entire series has given me all that I love about reading.  I will miss the Wright Family.

Sutton and David's story is filled with angst, heart-ache and struggle. After David's jaw-dropping secret was revealed, Sutton is right back to the hot mess she was before. However, that got sorted fairly quickly and I was left feeling like the rest of the book was going to be an easy ride. WRONG. What the heck was I thinking? K.A. Linde doesn't roll like that. Sutton continues to struggle emotionally, the guilt of being happy weighing heavy on her heart. But she also rises to the occasion and decides that even though tragedy has tried to ruin her, she can be the master of her own destiny and take charge of her own happiness. There is plenty of drama to sink your teeth into, plenty of heat to keep you warm and most of all plenty of love to leave you feeling satisfied.

Whew! My stomach was in knots for this whole book but it was so worth it! I’ve been rooting for Sutton this whole time even when my heart was breaking for her. Will she embrace her second chance? Walk away? Will her grief blind her for the rest of her life? Ugh. Such a roller coaster. So so good!!