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A review by isabellm
These Two Wrongs by Julia Wolf
5.0
I don’t know what it is about Savage River and this little universe of characters that JW has created that makes me love it so much but I really do. I was really excited to dive into the second book of the Savage Academy series and it did not disappoint.
I should not like Rhys as much as I do, especially when he was doing dumb boy things, albeit for good reasons, that you just knew were going to bite him in the ass. He was charming, annoying, kind of arrogant, a bit of dumbass and unexpectedly full of depth, loneliness and pain that I did not see coming after the first book in the series. It was a delight to see his awareness and fascination with Delilah play out. Delilah was so freaking relatable. Strong, fierce, protective and vulnerable. When Rhys’ “secret” came out my heart broke for her especially when she laid out what effect his actions had on her self esteem and confidence in herself. Rhys and Delilah should not make any sense together but every one of their interactions just grabbed me and made want more and more of them. So alike with their belief of their individual “wrongness” and so unexpectedly right for each other. I enjoyed getting to know both of them and the things good and bad that shaped them. I was rooting for them throughout and even when certain stupid choices were exposed it was hard not to feel for them both. On top of the wonderful feels, their chemistry was also just pure
I should not like Rhys as much as I do, especially when he was doing dumb boy things, albeit for good reasons, that you just knew were going to bite him in the ass. He was charming, annoying, kind of arrogant, a bit of dumbass and unexpectedly full of depth, loneliness and pain that I did not see coming after the first book in the series. It was a delight to see his awareness and fascination with Delilah play out. Delilah was so freaking relatable. Strong, fierce, protective and vulnerable. When Rhys’ “secret” came out my heart broke for her especially when she laid out what effect his actions had on her self esteem and confidence in herself. Rhys and Delilah should not make any sense together but every one of their interactions just grabbed me and made want more and more of them. So alike with their belief of their individual “wrongness” and so unexpectedly right for each other. I enjoyed getting to know both of them and the things good and bad that shaped them. I was rooting for them throughout and even when certain stupid choices were exposed it was hard not to feel for them both. On top of the wonderful feels, their chemistry was also just pure