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A review by michellesantiago
Two Wrongs Make a Right by Chloe Liese
2.0
Yay for neurodivergent main characters!
This book was fine, but I was never excited to pick it back up and that's why it took me so long to finish it. I also wasn't the biggest fan of the audiobook--the male narrator was okay but the female narrator had a tone of voice I wasn't the biggest fan of. I've listened to the female narrator before in other romance audiobooks and usually I enjoyed their performances but for this particular story I wish we had a different narrator for the female MC.
The third act break-up was so unnecessary and trite, and I thought it was out of character for the heroine to do. The third act break-up just dragged the book and added some predictable drama.
This book was fine, but I was never excited to pick it back up and that's why it took me so long to finish it. I also wasn't the biggest fan of the audiobook--the male narrator was okay but the female narrator had a tone of voice I wasn't the biggest fan of. I've listened to the female narrator before in other romance audiobooks and usually I enjoyed their performances but for this particular story I wish we had a different narrator for the female MC.
The third act break-up was so unnecessary and trite, and I thought it was out of character for the heroine to do. The third act break-up just dragged the book and added some predictable drama.