And I especially don't love that she is evil and she had an abortion that broke them up and our heroine never even considers that route. Bigger issues I had were that I don't love the evil ex girlfriend thing. There is also some slight HIPPA violations and irresponsible doctor stuff going on, but I think that is sort of hand waved in a lot of doctor romances. I was really glued to this book though! I had a good time reading it, it is very engaging and I was genuinely charmed by the slightly cooky characters. I found this pretty annoying as a reader. They fully have an HEA without really hashing out these issues on the page. I kind of felt like the author was avoiding writing these hard conversations because it would have been hard to write. Not even in a miscommunication way, though there is one incident where the main character misunderstands a situation causing her to flee. But after the dress related romantic gesture I found myself frustrated that these characters weren't ever sitting down to talk about their feelings. I thought they had some incredibly sweet moments and that had a lot of chemistry, I absolutely understood why these two people liked each other. It is kind of secret baby but the baby is only secret from the pregnant lady. It is very much one of those cases where the audience can see exactly where the main characters life is heading far before she realizes. You can tell from very very very early on that Sophie will be getting pregnant before the book ends. This book is wacky and dirty and has a really engaging main character. He has clearly had a crush on her for a long time but very much dooes not want to act on it.

Sophie is a college senior going to the gynecologist for the first time because she is planning on having sex for the first time and Luke is a regular at her coffee shop job. This is a romance (maybe a romcom? It is legitimately funny) about a college student who falls for her gynecologist. I have very mixed thoughts about this book!

Right by Jana Aston