Right Next Door by A.J. Pryor Published by Self published on 30 June 2015
Genres: Contemporary, Erotica, Romance
Pages: 360
Format: eBook
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My fiancé is officially a married man. The only problem is that he isn’t married to me. . .
Addison Peacock has been stuck in the same seaside town her entire life. When her college boyfriend proposes the night before graduation, she can finally see the future she’d always dreamt about. But the sudden illness of her father causes her to put that future on hold, and her soon-to-be husband leaves, with nothing but a promise that one day he’ll return.
Now, five years later, he’s kept that promise. There’s only one problem . . . he’s already married. Crushed twice by the same man, Addison needs a distraction, someone to get her back on her feet and mend her broken heart. As luck would have it, Damian Walker has just moved in next door.
Having rebuilt his own life after a drunk driver stole his career, his heart . . . everything, Damian knows what it’s going to take to get Addison’s life back on track. But he’s not going to be anyone’s rebound. His life is complicated . . . there’s no room for one-night stands. Until Addison knows what she’s looking for, neighbors are all they’ll ever be.
One shared wall, two sun-kissed balconies, and a chance at love...a twist of fate. Could the possibility of a future be right next door?
Robin’s Review:
*Book provided by author in exchange for an honest review.
This wonderful read starts with Addison reuniting with, Matt, her former
fiance after being apart for five years. Who incidentally doesn’t tell her
he is now married until after a hot night together. And now apparently will
do everything he can to win her back.
And what better way to get over one man than to find another! Enter
Damien, the hot new next door neighbor with lots of secrets and scars.
What I loved about Damien is his humanity. The author, AJ Pryor presents a
character in Damien that is tough on the outside but smart and gentle on
the inside. The way Damien handles Addison’s emotions is so realistic.
Addison battles with various choices put in front of her as Damien battles
his past. There is no sugar coating of her or his mistakes, only a true
to life reflection of typical human behaviors. I wanted to be friends with
these characters.
What excited me most about this novel was the depth of the plot. Not only
is this story very well written, but the web weaved by the author is so
intricate. Each character’s profession, friends and habits are all woven
together. The arc of the story is very smooth and left my heart feeling
tight in my chest. And the way Ms. Pryor laid all the cards on the table
has me wishing this story would never end.
I cant wait to read what she writes next.
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