Dating the Wrong Mr. Right

By Amanda Ashby

Pepper Watson has lost everything–her job, her fiancé, and the future she’d so carefully planned. Now she’s back at Wishing Bridge trying to figure out her next step. Her new plan does not include the ever-so-sexy Ben Cooper. Nope. She’s getting her life back on track, and getting out of this little town as fast as possible.

Ben Cooper is doing his best to build his business and help his parents. The last thing he needs is the distraction that is Pepper Watson. She might be prickly every time he’s in her presence, but he sees another side of her. The side that has set aside her dreams to help her sisters. And then there’s the fact that kissing her is pretty much the best thing that’s ever happened to him.

He’s putting down roots. She’s running away. It’s going to take more than a wish for these two to find their happily ever after.

Each book in the Sisters of Wishing Bridge series is a standalone story that can be enjoyed out of order.

Series Order:
Book #1: Falling for the Best Man
Book #2: The Wedding Planner’s Baby
Book #3: Dating the Wrong Mr. Right

• Language: English
• Publisher: Macmillan Publishers
• Release date: Jun 19, 2017
• ISBN: 9781640631113

Reviews for Dating the Wrong Mr. Right

[beckymmoe_1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

At long last--Pepper's story :)If you've read the other series books, you knew that Pepper was keeping secrets, and we've been almost as anxious as her sisters to figure out what they were. (If you haven't read the others yet, no worries--this one should work fine as a standalone too...though her sisters play a pretty big part and you'll probably end up wanting to know their stories as well. Just sayin') Add in the fact that Pepper's story is an enemies-to-lovers one, and boy, was I anxious to get to this book.In many ways, it did not disappoint. We find out Pepper's secrets--they are pretty heavy ones, and you absolutely want to see her back on her feet. There's lots of cute moments between Pepper and her two sisters, and we get to see some major life moments for all the residents of Wishing Bridge Farm throughout the course of the book. There are more than a few funny, quirky moments with the townspeople throughout to keep the mood light--from what pie will be chosen for whom and why in the diner to who is going to ask Pepper for legal advice next and what their just left of left field question will be. Pepper and Coop have a history, which always has a lot to add to a story.There were things, though, that frustrated me here. I love enemies-to-lovers stories, but Pepper's animosity toward Coop felt like way too much. For all of her stomach swirling desire for him, she kept up the mean prickliness far too long--I'm not sure what kept him going in that direction, honestly. And I'm still scratching my head over their relationship black moment, because I felt even more blindsided by it than the characters did. Then they suffered--though we don't really see much of it, because it's off the pages--until they suddenly weren't anymore. The resolution was cute, but awfully quick, and left me feeling not quite satisfied with how it came about.Still, the story had an overall feel-good vibe, and I loved seeing Pepper finally open up to her sisters and watch them all progress through their HEAs. The ending really was pretty adorable, and the story even brought us a surprise wedding just to keep things interesting. A nice finish to a sweet series!Rating: 3 1/2 stars / B-I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.