I intensely disliked the first 50 pages of this book. I didn't like the flow, the writing style, the cluster fuck of a lead in, the mystery of a character that should have been explained right off the bat, etc. I wanted to DNF it every couple pages. I was so disappointed, especially since I enjoyed book one, Wrong, so much and had high expectations for this book. But then boom! Like a switch was flipped on page 51. Everything changed and I really really enjoyed the rest of Right. The story, the characters, the flow, all of it, was on point. It was sweet and happy. The relationship between the two main characters was wonderful. The plot twist was extremely predictable to me in a higher overview of what it was and I was thankful there wasn't additional drama involved with it. It did seem that the reconciliation was a bit too smooth and perfect. Although it is what I wanted for them, I would have preferred a more natural course of getting there, such as a further explanation and one hell of an apology. Regardless, they got their happy ending and that makes me happy. I know I wrote this fairly cryptically, but I really didn't want to give anything away. 
 Since the first 20% of Right was a fail for me, I can't give this a 4-5 star rating. I'm going to settle on 3.5 stars. I'm disappointed because Right really was pretty great for the rest of the story yet it took me forever to read because I kept putting it down to read something else and had a hard time making it to the point where I didn't want to put it down.