So Wrong

Boys of South Chapel, Book 1

De: Abby Millsaps

Narrado por: June DeBorahae, J. River Pierce, Liam Dicosimo

No wrong moves.

Those were the words the first boy I ever loved whispered in my ear on graduation weekend.

Naively, I believed him. Now those three little words feel like a bad omen I can’t escape.

Every move I’ve made since I returned to South Chapel hurts my ex-boyfriend, Greedy. But it’s for his benefit. That’s what I tell myself. Intentionally hurting him is for the best.

It has to be. I said goodbye to the possibility of forever with him the moment my mom and his dad “introduced us” at their engagement dinner.

Three years have passed, but that doesn’t matter to Greedy. He’s hell-bent on making sure I remember it all.

On my darkest nights, the memories win. Since his bedroom is just two doors down, he’s the anchor I seek when it all feels like too much.

But now Greedy’s best friend is back in town, and he and I are “dating” to get his meddling mother off his back. Not only is Levi my new fake boyfriend, but he’s also our new roommate too.

No wrong moves, Greedy assured me years ago.

What if there are no right moves either?

So Wrong is the first book in the Boys of South Chapel series. It is a steamy second chance why choose romance. A full list of tropes and triggers can be found on the author’s website.

©2024 Abby Millsaps (P)2024 Dreamscape Media

Good start !

A good start to this series. I admittedly struggled a little bit with bouncing between then and now, but that was a me thing more than an issue with the writing. Will continue !

Beautiful

Narration and story line were on point! Great heat level and am so ready for the next book!!!

The first book in the South Lake Chapel series

This series is related to the Boys of Lake Chapel series. This is Hunter’s love story.

Hunter was Greedy Ferguson’s girlfriend in high school. When her mother and his father surprised Hunter and Greedy with the news of their marriage. It left them shocked when it means they will be step-siblings. Their past history is kept secret by Hunter because her narcissistic mother would use that history to damage both of them. Their friend Levi came back from California to recover from a major surgery and he connects with both Hunter and Greedy amidst their stressful time.

Abby Millsaps has delivered a heart-wrenching, angsty love story about a young woman who is struggling to get free of a manipulative parent. This story ends with a cliffhanger, so look out for the next title in the series!

Thoroughly Enjoyed This!

I enjoyed this audio a lot! It was my first audio from all three narrators (at least I think it was haha), and they all did a great job with the characters and their dynamics.

I went in blind to this one, and I first thought it was going to be a fun little why choose, but I was so pleased to find that there was much more depth to it than surface level/cutesy romance. These characters and their dynamics were SO GOOD! The friendship that Hunter initially has and develops with Levi, how her feelings deepen & grow with Greedy, how they love one another,,,ugh I loved it! Also the family dynamics....Levi's mother was a PAIN haha...Hunter's was a PIECE OF WORK! SHEEEESH she reminded me of the mothers in the LORDS series if that gives you any idea of awful she was as a person.

The last 30ish percent nearly broke my heart, I'm not saying more than that for now though.

Felt like somethings were kinda glossed over and not fleshed out, BUT this is a trilogy so I'm hopeful that the next two will dive deeper into those things!

All in all I reallllly enjoyed it & can't wait to get to the next one soon!

Jaw on the floor

This book was so much fun! I loved all the narrators and thought they added so much to the story. I am immediately jumping into book 2, because that ending was criminal!

not so great

this story was beyond confusing and so boring. too much back and forth, too much angst, too little communication, just overall boring. I was hoping it would be good, I looked forward to Greedys story, but this fell so flat.