Right Where You Are is another prime example of how much I love mindless romance. It's so formula and, in this case, it's the writing that makes or break it. I really struggled through the first 25%, these characters were so immature, but it got better as the romance and drama picked up, to the point that I was hooked and read quickly. Unfortunately, even once it improved I couldn't shake the initial part of the book from my head. A formula romance book needs to grab you from the start, I want to escape life, not slog through pages. So, while I ultimately enjoyed this one, it could've been better.

Received an ARC from NetGalley for an honest review.

Lots of heart in this one with some steam on the side. Probably more a 3.5 because it felt like Bross left somethings unfinished/unexplained (Shari/Grant/Avery's parents) and the ending wasn't exactly as fulfilling as I'd hoped for with the amount of emotion throughout the rest of the book.

I want to learn more about Ryan, but I really liked Seth and who he and Avery were together. I will definitely give this author another try, especially if Ryan gets his own story...he seems like a great Hero.