This was so bad it’s funny. I’m dead serious when I say that if this was to be taken as a parody of NA romance books it would get 5 stars. A wonderfully lucid book about the bizarre and fascinating case of John Demjanjuk, the only American to lose his citizenship twice, and about the much larger issues of law and morality that arise when individuals are held to account for crimes committed by the state."—Scott Turow, author of Identical Maybe Dakota Newton shouldn't have assumed the gorgeous man with a devastating smile standing outside the coffee shop was her date. She probably-- Okay, she definitely shouldn't have slept with him, regardless of how hot the chemistry between them was. But how could she know Mr. Right was actually Mr. Wrong? I can always count on this author for a hot, delicious, alpha male who knows no boundaries. And boy oh boy did Braxton live up to my expectations. No boundary was left uncrossed by this hot alpha! I was laughing my ass off at some of the antics he pulled. She probably-okay, she definitely shouldn't have slept with him, regardless of how hot the chemistry between them was.

Brean, Herbert (June 29, 1953). "A Case of Identity". Life. Vol.34, no.26. pp.97–100, 102, 104, 107. ISSN 0024-3019– via Google Books. As a businessman, Brax knows to trust his gut and never let an opportunity pass him by, so he pretends to be someone he’s not. Impeccably researched, imaginatively crafted, and beautifully written, The Right Wrong Man is a brilliant analysis of the longest, most complex and confusing, and most controversial series of legal measures ever initiated against any Holocaust perpetrator—John Demjanjuk. The story of the three decades of litigation required to convict him is told here as only Lawrence Douglas can tell it." —Charles W. Sydnor Jr., Virginia Holocaust Museum The blurb alone got me obsessed with this story, I was absolutely giddy with excitement for this story, but what I got was even more than I was expecting! The intensity of the insta connection between Dakota and Braxton is beyond palpable, so much so I felt on the edge of my sit, waiting to see how this insane chemistry was going to unfold.Someone had taken multiple pictures of Troy and a woman he worked with in different locations. In some, they were out in public, but most of the pictures were grainy, like they were taken at night, and the two of them were intimately intertwined in the throes of ecstasy. An hour later, I get into Jamie’s SUV with a smile on my face. The furnished studio apartment I was given is beyond amazing and nicer than anything I’ve ever lived in before. It’s even nicer than the apartment I shared with Troy.

Whenever I’m in a mood for a sweet and steamy read with a hot and swoony alpha hero, Aurora is my go to author. I’m in love with her writing style. Even though you know what’s going to happen next, you still don’t wanna out it down. I read this one in one seating because I was that hooked with their story. Their chemistry was just right. It felt as if they were made for each other. Maybe he shouldn’t have lied, maybe he should have come clean, but in the end it doesn’t matter because now he has to prove that he’s not the wrong man but the right one. Braxton Adams has been called a few things in his life, but a liar was never one of them. That all changes when he’s approached by a beautiful woman who thinks he’s there to meet her for a date. You know I hate being late,” I growl, running my hands down my hair and smoothing out the pieces he just destroyed, making sure my ponytail is still in place.In this insightful and gracefully written book, Douglas elevates the Demjanjuk case from a legal curiosity—one involving an initially mistaken prosecution followed by a later valid one—to a study in the uses and limits of the law when it confronts genocide." —Michael B. Mukasey, former US attorney general So, are you coming to my show tonight?” Jamie asks, pulling me from my thoughts, and I turn to look at him. Nunca habia leido nada de la autora hasta este momento, por lo que no puedo saber si su estilo al escribir es siempre asi o si fue solo en esta novela, pero si soy sincera, no me gusto su forma de escribir. La narracion es plana y muy irreal, ademas, muchas de las escenas entre la pareja protagonista son de verguenza ajena, ninguno actua coherentemente segun lo que sucede, y no me hagan hablar de algunos de los comportamientos de el, me parecio perturbador a mas no poder, y lo peor de todo es que si esa actitud la tuviera un hombre que no fuera millonario, ya no seria atractivo, lo que yo llamo un caso claro de Christian Grey style.