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New Review:The Ex Dilemma:Elle Wright

 


4 out of 5 books

Wesley Batchelor is in trouble. His image is on the verge of being ruined by a social media influencer. The problem is that Wesley doesn’t know who this influencer is and how she has all of this personal information. Wesley’s grandmother Joyce is the head of the Batchelor Corporation and she wants to see him succeed. Joyce has hired a private investigator to see who is behind this social media mess. But when Wes finds out that the private investigator is his ex Albany Keyes, things get tricky. Albany is trying to get her life back after a messy divorce. The last thing she needs to have any interaction with Wes. What will she do?


Scandal, secrets, and lies are what you’ll find in the Ex Dilemma by Elle Wright. Wright gives us an entertaining story about how social media can really mess up someone’s career. What makes this story so entertaining is the dynamic of Wes and Albany’s relationship throughout the book. There is also a shocking twist to this story that will delight readers. The Ex Dilemma is a sexy and fun read.This is a wonderful start to the Batchelor Life series.


Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert


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