Two Wrongs

About This Audiobook

Two Wrongs by Kimberly Carrillo is a masterclass in forced proximity with a razor-sharp bite. The story follows Wren, a woman who’s spent years knowing exactly how much Ben, her fiancé’s father, despises her—because he’s made sure she knows it. When a snowstorm traps them together in a remote cabin, Ben’s icy disdain warms into something far more dangerous: reluctant attraction. Carrillo crafts a slow-burn romance where every heated glance and biting remark feels earned, not manufactured. The tension isn’t just sexual—it’s existential, as Wren grapples with her own unresolved wounds while navigating Ben’s mercurial shifts between hostility and hunger. If you love your romances with the bite of a well-honed knife and the heat of a simmering pot, this’ll hit the spot.

The audiobook elevates the material with Jameson Adams and Samantha Summers at the helm. Adams delivers Ben’s gruff, guarded exterior with a gravelly intensity that crackles through the headphones, his performance making every growled ‘no’ feel like a challenge. Summers, meanwhile, infuses Wren with a quiet steeliness that keeps her from being overshadowed by her infuriating opponent. The dual narration balances their chemistry, though some listeners might wish the production leaned harder into the cabin’s isolating atmosphere—it’s a missed opportunity to amplify the claustrophobic dread that could’ve made the payoff even sweeter.