Kendall came from a trailer park home and is bound and determined to put that life behind her as she climbs the TV Journalist ladder. She accidentally drives into Ty's landscaping truck & he helps her get her car fixed, but no way is she interested in him - he's blue collar and not part of her social ladder climbing plan. But he gets under her skin, and turns out to be not who he seems. ( )

I received this from Amazons Kindle First program. While the main character could be a tad irritating at times, it was still an enjoyable read. More than anything, I loved the chemistry between Ty and Kendall.
Kissing Mr. Right is a cute, fun read. Nothing complex but if you're looking for a book with a nice, sweet romance look no further. ( )

I enjoyed this light romance a lot.

I especially appreciated the emphasis- on both parts- placed on consent! While their passions may have been overwhelming, neither lover used that as an excuse to try to overwhelm the other, and instead were pretty careful to back off if there was not enthusiastic consent. And it was HOT!

Both lovers did change and grow as a result of their relationship, too, although Kendall- the woman- changed the most. I am not as keen that her change led her to back down on her original ambitions, while his change made him take up a more prestigious gig.

So, these were the parts I really liked.

Less successful was the depiction of Kendall, our heroine: she has issues, granted, but she stayed stuck in the same ones for longer than was compelling. I also suspect it was intentionally vague about her job: TV anchor? Investigative reporter? Junior reported who does animal stories? sometimes one, sometimes another. Similarly with Ty, our hero: I suspect the qualiti4es needed to be a successful ecological soil scientist, and those required to be a successful landscape designer/gardener, are vastly different.

Still, the relationship was handled pretty well and was fun to read, even though it did grt a bit repetitive as they both reiterated their positions, repeatedly.

I don't think that physical chemistry can conquer serious differences in lifestyle and values... but it may give people the impetus to work to conquer such. And I also believe in emotional chemistry- sometimes, one just KNOWS that the other is Mr/Ms Right... although it makes sense to apply brains to that as well!

Fun read, for romance fans. ( )