Wrong Bed, Right Brother

This is a predictable read that begins with Amanda making a move on Luke, her coworker that she's crushed on for years. However, instead of Luke, she climbs into bed with Noah, his twin brother. While Amanda and Luke are close friends and coworkers, Amanda and Noah have never gotten along. From there you pretty much know how the story goes - lots of sex and not a lot of depth. Given how the story unfolds, Amanda's supposed relationship with Luke doesn't make any sense and feels artificial. I was disappointed in this book. I love the series and have loved each of the prior books, but this one lacked their character depth or charm, instead replacing it with sex. As a result, I had difficulty connecting with the characters and never felt invested in their story. If you've read the prior books in the series, you'll want to read this one to learn Amanda's story. I love the author's other books and her fans will want to put this one on their TBR list.

Ah, I don't know. I'm on the fence on this one, while I enjoyed parts of this story more than the previous in the series, it still didn't grab me the way her other books have done in the past. I did like the premise I will say that! I had a fun love/hate thing going on with Noah. I cringed and laughed at the same time between the snarky banter between Amanda and Noah. Noah didn't like Amanda and Amanda didn't like Noah. You get that loud and clear. Amanda has been crushing on Luke her co worker for a long time and Noah is his twin brother. Luke is a long time friend and he has his whole flirty thing down pat with Amanda. When the opportunity presents itself and she's egged on my her friends to finally make a move with Luke, she decides to take her chance. How she ends up, where she ends up is priceless. Thus begins the tale of how two people who can't stand to breathe the same air as each other begin a relationship, while keep Luke in the dark on it. It is full of steam which Rebecca nails every time in her books. From the beginning of the story you know that there's an end point for Luke and Noah, what you don't know and what you need to read is what happens along the way, the relationship between twins and does that initial end ever come about? And where exactly does Amanda fit into the picture, or doesn't she? You'll have to read it to find out. 3.5 stars arc from Entangled and NetGalley for an honest review.