Wrong to Need You

(Note: tagged LGBT because the heroine is bi, but this is M/F romance.) This is one of my favorite contemporaries, maybe ever? Loved the heroine and her family - all the sisters were distinctive and I loved the scenes with them. Can we get a series about the twins, please? I didn't connect as much with the hero, which may be partly by design, as he's a strong silent type, but the story and all the characters around him were so vivid it didn't feel out of place, especially since a major part of the romance is his reaching out and connecting with loved ones again. I wouldn't read this until I'd read [b:Hate to Want You 29422692 Hate to Want You (Forbidden Hearts, #1) Alisha Rai https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1479754001s/29422692.jpg 49683433], though, since this has some continuing backstory and plot threads that started in that book (which is also great, so no hardship there). The only minor criticism is the introduction/reintroduction of the couple for the next book is a little awkward, just at the end. Overall, though, this was SO GOOD and Alisha Rai is one of my favorites for sure.