Cheerleader Layla and football player Tyler are complete opposites. She thinks he’s the biggest jerk in school and he thinks she's too high on her horse to even be worth a second glance. When the two of them are near one another, sparks fly in all the wrong directions. They can hardly endure speaking, let alone dating.
But when Layla unknowingly sends Tyler a smack-down text meant for the girl sending naked photos to her then-boyfriend, Adam, Tyler has no idea it’s Layla and decides to play along. After all, Tyler cannot resist messing with the pissed off girl firing off texts about junk pictures, cheating, and girl code.
As the fallout from Adam’s scandalous texts plays out in front of the entire school, Tyler and Layla secretly continue to text each other using fake names. But as days and weeks pass, things take a turn for the serious between them, and suddenly, their texts mean more. Maybe it's time to come clean about who they are and risk taking the relationship from texts to dates, then kissing, and maybe more.
They say there's a thin line between love and hate. Can reality live up to the fantasy, or will Layla and Tyler be forever offsides?
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Review
"The story, it just so swoony... (not sure if that is even a word:) This book is just sooo good. I read it in one sitting." - Anie
"I'm just going to start by saying I loved Right Text Wrong Number. It starts with almost instant drama between Layla and her boyfriend Adam. She catches him sexting some chick and she tries to fire back at the other girl and winds up text Tyler instead. From that point on I was hooked!" - Chelsea Fryou
"I'm still smiling!" - Dayreader Reviewer
"This is a good read and can't wait to read Juliet story." - Goodreads Reviewer
"This is a cute and solid young adult romance. " - Goodreads Reviewer
"I was so loving this book! I stayed up so late reading it because I couldn't put it down!"- Hadassah Harper
"Tyler and Layla are the couple everyone wants to be. Right Text Wrong Number is funny, heartwarming, and unputdownable. - Hensley Park, author of Stay With Me and Blurred Lines
" This was probably my favorite book by Natalie Decker, and I've read all of them, so that's saying something. :) Right Text Wrong Number plays on all of my favorite tropes and makes them fresh and fun. I LOVE the set up of texting your enemy and falling for him accidentally. Layla was a strong and emphatic character, whose struggles really reminded me of being in high school. I rooted for her the entire way, which wasn't hard because Tyler was a swoony love interest and you wanted them to get together. This book is a great young adult romance, perfect for teen readers or adults who still remember the firey fun of teenage love. You'll finish this book with a smile on your face. (Thanks to the publisher for providing me an advanced copy for review.)"- Cheyanne Young, author of The Breakup Support Group
Description:
Cheerleader Layla and football player Tyler are complete opposites. She thinks he’s the biggest jerk in school and he thinks she's too high on her horse to even be worth a second glance. When the two of them are near one another, sparks fly in all the wrong directions. They can hardly endure speaking, let alone dating.
But when Layla unknowingly sends Tyler a smack-down text meant for the girl sending naked photos to her then-boyfriend, Adam, Tyler has no idea it’s Layla and decides to play along. After all, Tyler cannot resist messing with the pissed off girl firing off texts about junk pictures, cheating, and girl code.
As the fallout from Adam’s scandalous texts plays out in front of the entire school, Tyler and Layla secretly continue to text each other using fake names. But as days and weeks pass, things take a turn for the serious between them, and suddenly, their texts mean more. Maybe it's time to come clean about who they are and risk taking the relationship from texts to dates, then kissing, and maybe more.
They say there's a thin line between love and hate. Can reality live up to the fantasy, or will Layla and Tyler be forever offsides? **
Review
"The story, it just so swoony... (not sure if that is even a word:) This book is just sooo good. I read it in one sitting." - Anie
"I'm just going to start by saying I loved Right Text Wrong Number. It starts with almost instant drama between Layla and her boyfriend Adam. She catches him sexting some chick and she tries to fire back at the other girl and winds up text Tyler instead. From that point on I was hooked!" - Chelsea Fryou
"I'm still smiling!" - Dayreader Reviewer
"This is a good read and can't wait to read Juliet story." - Goodreads Reviewer
"This is a cute and solid young adult romance. " - Goodreads Reviewer
"I was so loving this book! I stayed up so late reading it because I couldn't put it down!"- Hadassah Harper
"Tyler and Layla are the couple everyone wants to be. Right Text Wrong Number is funny, heartwarming, and unputdownable. - Hensley Park, author of Stay With Me and Blurred Lines
" This was probably my favorite book by Natalie Decker, and I've read all of them, so that's saying something. :) Right Text Wrong Number plays on all of my favorite tropes and makes them fresh and fun. I LOVE the set up of texting your enemy and falling for him accidentally. Layla was a strong and emphatic character, whose struggles really reminded me of being in high school. I rooted for her the entire way, which wasn't hard because Tyler was a swoony love interest and you wanted them to get together. This book is a great young adult romance, perfect for teen readers or adults who still remember the firey fun of teenage love. You'll finish this book with a smile on your face. (Thanks to the publisher for providing me an advanced copy for review.)"- Cheyanne Young, author of The Breakup Support Group