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One Wright Stand
Wright Vineyard · Book 0.5
One Wright Stand
K.A. Linde
4.0 (1)
Pages
116
Published
2021
Language
English
1 review
How it reads
Prose complexity 1/10
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K.A. Linde
K.A. Linde
Contemporary Romance · Romantic Comedy
Wright Vineyard
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One Wright Stand
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Wright with Benefits
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Serves Me Wright
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Wright Rival
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Wright that Got Away
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All the Wright Moves
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Wright Together
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Wright Kind of Trouble
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Wright Kind of Love
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I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.One Wright Stand sets the stage for the novel Wright With Benefits. Annie Donahue and Jordan Wright. The story gave an interesting peak into Annie and Jordan’s first meeting and their eventual hook up. Annie’s goal in life is to become a medical doctor so she can save lives. As a medical student she studied hard, but she never shies away from partying and having fun. It was at one of these partying moments that she first laid eyes on Jordan Wright. Now both had no intention of being involved in a relationship, Annie because of her studies and Jordan given his many failed relationships. However, they could not deny their attraction to each other. What better way to deal with their attraction without the commitments a relationship entails, but to have one night of passion. One night with no strings, with the understanding they will go their separate ways after. Should be easy, especially with Jordan returning to Canada the following day. Fate, however, had other plans I enjoyed this prequel. It may have been short, but it sure packed a punch. The story which feature intriguing characters entertained me from start to finish, whetting my appetite for the sequel. Readers familiar with the series would be happy to know that the events of this prequel occurred before Sutton’s story. I thought this to be a wonderful introduction to Annie and Jordan’s story. A must read for fans of the series and readers of contemporary romance.This review was originally posted on Totally Addicted to Reading
