NEW REVIEW - K. L. Brady - Got A Right To Be Wrong

K. L. Brady -
Got A Right To Be Wrong -
Available Now! -
5 out of 5 books -

Charisse has agreed to marry Kevin. What was she thinking? The wedding is only a week away and everything is about to "hit the fan." Kevin will find out he has a child from a one night stand, Charisse will come face to face with a father she thinks abandoned her, she will find out that her mother has been keeping a secret, and her "friend" is still harboring feelings for her that he feels the need to share while all of this going on. And if that isn't enough, Kevin's ex-partner is in love with him and is trying to come between Kevin and Charisse. With all this on the table, Charisse and Kevin have a lot to sort out in order to make it the altar in a week.

Got a Right to be Wrong is another phenomenal read by Brady. The character development is excellent. There are several secondary characters that are critical to the plot of the story, and Brady does a wonderful job developing them to strengthen the plot. Got a Right to be Wrong is also a page turner. There are no lagging moments from beginning to end. I would highly recommend this book!

Reviewed by Tenecia for Urban Reviews

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