Right Amount of Wrong: A Damaged Novel Kindle Edition

I received an advanced arc from author for a honest review

4 1/2 stars

This story is about Gunner and Vi and what a cute couple they are. I love how the stories are always about the couples and not about other people interfering in their lives. In this story Vi doesn't believe in love and for that reason she doesn't see any point in dating, that is until Gunner does something so stupid, I mean, um... daring that she can't help but give him a chance. As always the M/C's are quirky and loveable and I can't get enough them. My only complaint, which isn't really a complaint more of whine....is please make the books longer. I love that there is always an Epilogue....and perhaps I'm a bit greedy but more story...more story please.

I am a Bijou Hunter fan from the beginning, I was so excited she was writing another book, but was over the top when I realized it was a reaper next generation,from her Damaged Series she wrote,it would be totally awesome to see this stand alone developed into a series!!!

I pulled this over as an "unlimited" book so that i could read it as soon as it came out. I love this book. It is funny and very aptly named. I am currently looking at purchasing it because i want to be able to read it again in the future.

I am a huge fan of this series so to see if continue on with the kids is just awesome! I really hope she does more books with the kids! Loved it.

I voluntarily received and read an ARC from this author. This book is fantastic! I wish there were 10 stars to give. I would recommend it!

You know a book is good when you close your kindle and say out loud that was good I liked that, yeah Did I mention I was alone in my jeep in line waiting for my kids to get out of school. This book was good and I mean really good, in fact I can't think of anything I didn't like about it. I enjoyed every minute reading it, and I was sad when I finished it.

Like all Bojou books the epilogues(two) were amazing and had they each been 30 pages I wouldn't have complained. I love that we get to see previous characters in this book, and that this book was about their son Gunnar and Vi(Vidalia). This book has that great humor that Bijou is known for and is something that makes her books not only stand out but special.

While at a party Gunnar sees Vi and while she is drunk they meet and make out. Not able to get her out of his mind Gunnar finds out where she works and goes to see her but quickly realizes that Vi doesn't remember him. When a huge man with sad brown eyes walks into her job Vi soon gets the idea that he saw her make a fool of herself at the party. When she finds out what really happened she's shocked and embarrassed. When gunner asks her out (with the history that she's had) Vi turns him down keeping to her plan of ending up alone.

Not willing to take no, Gunnar comes up with a great plan to get her and keep her and make her his. Setting up his plan Gunnar gets Vi alone with him. Scared Vi isn't sure what to do, being with Gunnar brings everything she thought she never wanted to a new light but Gunnar scares her with the way he wants her and isn't afraid to do what he must to keep her. When VI finally decided to stop denying how she feels her and Gunnar get together and though she knows he can make her happier than anyone else his scheme to get them together soon backfires and Vi leaves.

But Gunnar has single minded focus when it comes to VI and he will do anything to get her and keep her this time.

I loved this book Gunnar is one in a million, his plan to get Vi is hilarious and the fact that he thinks it's not only a good idea but a plan to get her makes it every funnier, but at the same time made me love him. Vi is skittish with good reasons but I loved her and Gunnar together and I loved seeing her grow in this book. One of the things that makes Bijous books stand out is the little things. Are her books great and filled with amazing heroes and great stories? Yes, but she adds little touches to her books that make them special and memorable. One of those being Gunnar's dads and Vi's relationship and his mom and VI. I loved seeing them welcome her into their family especially knowing all she went through.

I can't recommend this book enough, it has a great romance, with a crazy possessive hero, and a sweet strong heroine. A great glimpse into the future for previous characters we loved, funny and outrageous bits that make you love Bijou Hunter's books evens more. If I had one complaint it would be Vi's sister in law, gah that woman is horrible and she's so horrible my vengeful self was hoping to see her get a little more of what was coming to her😁. I can't say it enough this book was a great read and one I will defiantly read again in The future.
*Thank you Bijou for this beta/ARC book.

Bijou Hunter writes the kind of characters who get married in jeans and t-shirts and have their wedding receptions at Zaxby’s (which is cool because let’s face it, Zaxby’s has better chicken than most wedding receptions no matter how fancy the venue). They are far from refined but have real emotions and reactions and don’t mind poking fun at themselves which makes them inordinately interesting. Although not as gritty as Ms. Hunter’s Little Memphis series, Right Amount of Wrong had me smiling throughout almost the entire time I read it.

Due to family history, Vidalia has convinced herself to give up on love and her dreams of a family of her own. Instead, she lives with her brother and his family, sharing a bedroom with her niece and nephew, taking care of them while working the deli counter at the local Walmart. She knows she’s not in a good situation, but doesn’t know how to change it.

Ogre aka Gunnar, is the Club Enforcer for the local Reapers MC. A second-generation Reaper, he was raised surrounded by loving yet rough parents. He’s never really wanted a woman like he wants Vi, nor has he ever had to work for one so when she didn’t even recognize him after a drunken but hot encounter at his club’s bar, he wasn’t quite sure what to do. When she completely shuts him down he decides desperate measures are required. The scheme he comes up with works wonders, but you also know when it backfires, it’s going to do so in a huge way.

Gunnar was so dang Goofy and lovable, I adored him. He may not have deserved forgiveness for his scheming, but I found myself hoping against hope she’d give find it in herself to give it to him. I liked Vi too, despite her doormat tendencies when it came to her family. I say doormat, but it’s more a case of being pragmatic about her situation—she knew her life sucked and she had plans, it was just taking a while to get it all together. In the meantime, I think she knew they took advantage, she just chose to ignore it.

As Vi got to know Gunnar, she also got to see what a loving family really felt like, which was both wonderful and a little sad at the same time. I loved how his Mom, Tawny, took the calm route with Vi, instead of coming on strong and trying to force Vi into a relationship with her son.

Gunner mainly stole the show, but Vi held her own. Although I did miss the grit just a teeny tiny bit, the humor and the characters kept me reading and I’m hoping to see more of them in the future.