Me: I think you summed up our relationship perfectly. Zach: Do you mean did I anticipate a virtual stranger texting me at random hours demanding I help her make decisions about what SHE wants to eat? Or sharing her rambling thoughts? Or continually trying to sex with me? OR What about me buying a baby goat because said stranger wouldn’t shut up about how adorable they are and then I spent hours on Google watching videos of these precious angels it turned into a weird obsession until I bought one. Me: Did you expect this wrong number to turn out like it has? Which becomes… more? Neither one of them knows what the other person looks like, but it’s not like before they’re watching movies together (and chatting), texting randomly and … crushing hard <3 And I was right :) It all started when Zach texted the wrong number, and reached Delia, a senior college student, instead… they strike up a conversation. Let’s Get Textual is a wrong-number story, which is one of my favorite sub-plots in the epistolary romance trope! I can’t immediately think of any other wrong-number stories I’ve read, but somehow I know that this is exactly my jam.
Let’s Get Textual is a book that I’ve had on my immediate TBR (a pile only slightly shorter than my actual TBR) for several months now after Jess Peace Love Books mentioned it on her BookTube channel, and Kirsty & Erin spotlighted it on their Bookstagram! It seemed like kismet, so I read it that night ?
I'm not looking for love, and Zach definitely had the wrong number. We keep texting and flirting, because he's wicked funny and perfectly nerdy and a wonderful distraction.
When Zach Hastings and I get into a wrong-number mix-up, we don't follow the rules. Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformĪ wrong number is supposed to be just that-a wrong number.Ī wrong number shouldn't be the first person on your mind in the morning, or the last at night.and you're definitely not supposed to talk them into buying a baby goat. Genres: New Adult, Contemporary Romance, College Romance
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