I really liked that both characters had pretty normal jobs in retail. If you are looking for anything fast, than this is not the book for you. Oh, I almost forgot that this is also a slow-burn romance. While Denny gets teased for her age a lot, there is only 11 years difference, 41 to 30, so most of the time I did not even remember that there was an age gap unless the characters brought it up.
This is a feel good, toaster oven, age-gap romance.
It was nice to visit with them a little and see that Dee is still the ice queen that I enjoy, but you don’t have to read that book first since the stories are not that connected. In fact one of the mains, Eliza, actually works for Dee and Austen from Under a Falling Star. This book takes place in Portland, where Jae has set some of her other books. I go through different stages where sometimes I want a little angst, sometimes I want soap opera filled angst, but other times I just want to smile the whole time I am reading a book and this book filled that to a T. I don’t actually have to write any more in this review, right? This was the feel good, happy, and sweet romance of the summer. That really sums up everything right there. Tropes & themes: slow-burn romance, low angst, relatable characters, butch/femme, age gap, “toaster oven” romance, craft romance, Portland romance, shy characterĤ.50 Stars. Wrong Number, Right Woman is a light-hearted, slow-burn lesbian romance that embraces likable characters without all the drama. Or does it?Ĭan the wrong number lead to the right woman after all? But what Eliza is feeling can’t be attraction, right? It doesn’t mean a thing that she’s starting to wish the guys she dates would be more like Denny. When they meet in person, there’s an instant connection. Soon, Eliza-self-proclaimed queen of disastrous first dates-would rather banter back and forth with Denny than to keep trying her luck at online dating.
Despite their differences, the accidental text sparks an unlikely friendship. A single text message can change everything!įlirting has never been Denny’s strong suit, but so what if she’s too shy to ask women out? She’s content with her simple life, working as a cashier and helping her sister raise her niece.īut then she gets a wrong-number text message from a stranger named Eliza, asking her of all people for dating advice!Įliza is Denny’s total opposite: witty, outgoing-and straight.
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