Official Review: Wrong Turn, Right Guy by Haylie B. Fox

KlareAllison · Post by **KlareAllison** » 19 Aug 2017, 00:54

This book of romance and adventure got me glued on its remarkable title which knits well with the cover illustration. The Italian connection makes it even more fascinating, a must read for me!

-- 19 Aug 2017, 00:54 --

This book of romance and adventure got me glued on its remarkable title which knits well with the cover illustration. The Italian connection makes it even more fascinating, a must read for me!

dana012 · Post by **dana012** » 19 Aug 2017, 01:05

It's not as good as I thought it would be based on the cover. But it still sounds interesting. Great review!

Hamisi Kassanga · Post by **Hamisi Kassanga** » 19 Aug 2017, 01:13

It is a good review ! I would like to read the book so that I know what transpired at the law firm.

CryssieAddis · Post by **CryssieAddis** » 19 Aug 2017, 01:14

Love this review! I just ordered this from Amazon and I'm so excited to read this. Romance and Italy? Yes, please! Wrong Turn, Right Guy sounds like a great end of summer book to indulge myself in!

Amal Jamecca · Post by **Amal Jamecca** » 19 Aug 2017, 01:16

I always loved books that make you realize a lot of things about life (especially yours) and basing on your review, Wrong Turn, Right Guy is one of them. On the negative side, I always have this thing on proper usage of grammars, correct spellings and avoidance of redundancy(ies). You see, when I read the book, I could not focus on the story; my attention keeps staying on the misspelled words, wrong grammars and redundancies. In my opinion, these three are also vital in making a great story, so proofreading and editing must be present before publishing a literary work (online or not). As Haylie B. Fox is starting a writing career, she must make a good impression. Well, she did not.

Czarmaine AM · Post by **Czarmaine AM** » 19 Aug 2017, 01:20

This sounds like an interesting read! The title itself already caught my attention. Thanks for this review!

Miss_BeckyG · Post by **Miss_BeckyG** » 19 Aug 2017, 01:47

I read a bit of the book and I like it so far. It is definitely important to maintain a good work-life balance and be grateful for what we have. Your review makes me look forward to reading all the romantic bits between Luca and Theresa. Too bad about the grammatical errors. That would put me off.

Post by **Alice Heritage** » 19 Aug 2017, 02:15

Sounds like quite the RomCom - or at any rate light summer reading. It's not my preferred genre, though I could enjoy the beautiful descriptions of Italy.

Papercut · Post by **Papercut** » 19 Aug 2017, 02:24

Miriam Molina wrote:Thank you for your detailed review. It was an enjoyable read. I like the book title, cover and setting, too. I'll make time for Teresa's love story.

I was reluctant to read this book but you made me want to read this one.

emms539 · Post by **emms539** » 19 Aug 2017, 02:34

Very helpful review. I was worried that this book would be mostly about the man character trying to get back on her feet and that it would be boring. However know knowing that the book still puts a lot of focus on romance, I think i'll pick it up. And the fact that they explore Italy makes me want to grab it.

Dominic kimwele · Post by **Dominic kimwele** » 19 Aug 2017, 03:03

Well reviewd book, this is a cup of my tea. I always like reading books about romance and am convinced to continue reading this one too. I liked the character in Teresa who does not lose hope, she very determined.

-- 19 Aug 2017, 03:03 --

Well reviewd book, this is a cup of my tea. I always like reading books about romance and am convinced to continue reading this one too. I liked the character in Teresa who does not lose hope, she very determined.

L_Therese · Post by **L_Therese** » 19 Aug 2017, 03:14

It sounds like we get a little bit of an Italian vacation with some sweet romance this summer... Thanks for the detailed review!

jenjayfromSA · Post by **jenjayfromSA** » 19 Aug 2017, 03:40

I like the sound of slipping away to the Italian countryside, but the rest of the book sounds rather shallow. I like my romance with a full salt pot, not a drizzle - in other words a bit more reality. I think I'll pass on this one, but if you're looking for a fantasy escape with a tall, charming, handsome stranger, be my guest. If I ever meet one that fits the bill, I'll let you know!