All Allina has ever wanted is to be happy. For her happiness entails marrying the man of her dreams and having a family. Her Kind of Man is that age old story of good girl, bad choice-danger zone. I received a copy of Elle Wright's latest novel from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I want to say that Allina was naive but I don't think that was the case. She ignored her instincts because she wanted to prove a point. Trying to forget one man she settled for another with a dark side. Ms. Wright's suspenseful, story takes a look at both the ugly side of so called love and the power of self-sacrificing love. It's okay to follow the heart but don't allow it to control your life. Her Kind of Man by Elle Wright is a novel that has something powerful to say.

"Although the road traveled was full of winding roads and rough terrain, she couldn't regret it. It had brought her there - to Kent. In a sense, she had Isaac to thank."

Sometimes we must go through some "jokers" to get to the "one." Get ready for Kent, Allina and their eventful love story. Full review to come!

I love, Love!

These set of friends always give me a laugh. Mrs Wright always takes me through a rollercoaster of emotions & I love it. I could feel the love radiate from the pages. And those hot,sensual love scenes brought on hot flashes! Lol!

EyeCU Reading APPROVED

Excellent love story.!

So Ms. Elle Wright became one of my favorites real fast. I love the easy way she creates passion and chemistry, the love story is always pretty near perfect. Allina is sweet, but strong, and Kent is gentle and protective. This story had drama in a different way than the other ones in this series, and it almost felt like too much, but it balanced after a while. Allina running away from a manipulative man and seeking solace in the arms of the man she really loved was the romance I needed on a lazy Sunday. She's inexperienced, so she and Kent were a bit of a slow burn, but I love that once they went there, they really went there. Hotter than July. It was great.

Their friend group is something I love as well. Having that community centers you, makes everything better. Sometimes the way the author describes them as "honest without caring about your feelings," and "pulling no punches," with each other is kind of cringey just because I don't think you're allowed to be brutal to someone because they're your friend. In fact I think the love and the bond should be the reason you care about what you say to them, but that's just a personal preference. It's a great read.