Wright Kind of Trouble (Wright Vineyard 7)by KA Linde-review tour

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ABOUT THE BOOK: Release Date February 26, 2024

He didn’t know I was ten years younger.
I didn’t know he was a Sinclair.

He didn’t care that I was a Wright.
I knew exactly what I wanted.

Yet, I know none of this when I fall into his bed.

Touching him is like finally waking after a long sleep and the thought of being without him is like driving a knife through my chest. But it’s worse—he was almost engaged to my brother’s wife—which makes him public enemy number one.

Our families hate each other.
No one can know what we did.
If any of my four older brothers find out, they will run him out of town.

And still…I want him.

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REVIEW: WRIGHT KIND OF TROUBLE is the seventh instalment and part 1 in KA Linde’s contemporary, adult WRIGHT VINEYARD erotic, romance storyline focusing on attorney and billionaire businessman Chase Sinclair, and Harley Wright. WRIGHT KIND OF TROUBLE can be read as a stand alone but for back story and cohesion, I recommend reading the series in order. WRIGHT KIND OF TROUBLE runs parallel to, and crosses over with the events of the previous instalments.

Told from dual first person perspectives (Chase and Harley) covering approximately three years, WRIGHT KIND OF TROUBLE follows the forbidden relationship between our story line couple. Chase Sinclair’s ex wife Anne, met and fell in love with Harley’s half brother Julian, and in the ensuing time the Wright family remained at war with the Sinclairs. At the wedding of Julian and Anne, Chase Sinclair would meet Julian’s half-sister Harley Wright, a woman he would come to learn was ten years his junior. One night together ended with Chase pushing Harley out of his life but for three years they would find themselves pulled into one another’s orbit, never forgetting about the one that got away. With Harley’s college graduation fast approaching, our couple had to make a decision about their future, a future that may or may not involve one another. What ensues is the building romance and forbidden relationship between Chase and Harley, and the potential fall-out when the truth about their affair is revealed.

The world building focuses on the three year, on again off again relationship between our story line couple. Chase made a vow to wait three years before claiming our heroine as his own but the heart wanted more with every encounter. Keeping their relationship a secret meant the possibility of destroying Harley’s relationship with all of her brothers, a relationship that was predicated upon secrets and lies.

The relationship between Chase and Harley begins as a one-night stand in which Chase and Harley must keep their affair a secret from family and friends. Chase refuses to cross the proverbial line knowing the war between families continues to burn, and his love for Harley may threaten his future. The $ex scenes are intimate and passionate with the use of over the top, sexually graphic language and text.

There is a large ensemble cast of colorful, familiar and charismatic secondary and supporting characters including most of the Wright extended family of siblings, half siblings, spouses, and spurned lovers and friends.

WRIGHT KIND OF TROUBLE is a story of forbidden love, secrets and lies, family and relationships, acceptance and forgiveness. The fasts paced premise is captivating, entertaining and intense; the romance is seductive and provocative; the characters are determined, desperate and stubborn. WRIGHT KIND OF TROUBLE ends on a cliff hanger-you have been warned.

Previous reviews
A Wright Christmas
One Wright Stand
Wright With Benefits
Serves Me Wright
Wright Rival
Wright That Got Away
All The Wright Moves
Wright Together

Copy supplied for review

Reviewed by Sandy

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K.A. Linde is the USA Today bestselling author of the Avoiding Series, Wrights, and more than thirty other novels. She has a Masters degree in political science from the University of Georgia, was the head campaign worker for the 2012 presidential campaign at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and served as the head coach of the Duke University dance team. She loves reading fantasy novels, binge-watching Supernatural, traveling, and dancing in her spare time.

She currently lives in Lubbock, Texas, with her husband and two super-adorable puppies.