Official Review: Wrong Turn, Right Guy [Title Updated]

Vermont Reviews · Post by **Vermont Reviews** » 25 May 2016, 11:24

hsimone wrote:I loved reading your review! I'm really excited to read this book. Falling in love with Italy is something I'm experiencing now Added bonus, she falls in love with a guy? Sounds perfect! Got my copy! Congratulations to the author for receiving such a great review and for being Book of the Day!

I look forward to reading this book as well.

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Shelle · Post by **Shelle** » 25 May 2016, 11:38

Nice review! I just downloaded it after seeing the BOTD promotion and will hopefully get to it this summer.

gaporter · Post by **gaporter** » 25 May 2016, 12:52

I just downloaded the book! I enjoy books with realistically imperfect characters like Teresa seems to be.

purplepeepleeater · Post by **purplepeepleeater** » 25 May 2016, 12:53

Sounds awesome!! Can't wait to read it!!

KatherineEWall · Post by **KatherineEWall** » 25 May 2016, 13:25

Based on the review, I am looking forward to reading the novel. Do you think Fox had a good grasp of the tourist spots in Italy, or did they read like they came from a travelogue? I think when someone is writing in a foreign country, it works best if they know it well enough to take us off the beaten path of tourist areas. In particular, given the overall story premise, going away from the regular tourist areas would have added symbolism for the book. Do you think this would have aided or detracted from the story as already written?

Seraphia Bunny Sparks · Post by **Seraphia Bunny Sparks** » 25 May 2016, 13:47

This is a well written review for this book. It sounds like it has a few flaws but honestly what book doesn't really? All in all this sounds like a fun read that lots of people will enjoy and I can't wait to read it myself. Thank you for your honest review of this book.

quadbrookie · Post by **quadbrookie** » 25 May 2016, 15:33

Great review! I wouldn't want to be consumed with anxiety all the time! congrats on BOTD!

angelsfantasy26 · Post by **angelsfantasy26** » 25 May 2016, 16:05

I like the way this story sounds. I like a good romance but this looks like it will be not only a good romance but a good finding yourself book also.

batkinson6490 · Post by **batkinson6490** » 25 May 2016, 16:16

I just grabbed this book! Looking forward too it! I really enjoyed your review of it as well. Thank you for laying it out like that! I am excited to read about Teresa!

jungkookblog · Post by **jungkookblog** » 25 May 2016, 17:58

Great review. Romantic novels are the best.

dina s · Post by **dina s** » 25 May 2016, 21:26

I love the title and cover, that was all I needed to want to read this, of and of course this review

Vermont Reviews · Post by **Vermont Reviews** » 26 May 2016, 12:31

batkinson6490 wrote:I just grabbed this book! Looking forward too it! I really enjoyed your review of it as well. Thank you for laying it out like that! I am excited to read about Teresa!

Looking forward to reading this book.

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Sheronje · Post by **Sheronje** » 01 Mar 2017, 20:22

I loved the book Wrong Turn Right Guy by Haylie B. Fox. The premise of the book is about Teresa leaving her job after being told by her boss she could not take the vacation she had planned for weeks. This book was very close to my heart because I know how it feels to have a job that becomes your identity, to then loose it to leaving you without purpose or direction. Teresa quits her job as an attorney and goes to Italy for a friend's wedding. The book is a very enjoyable read and flows nicely. It gradually builds to the ending which will remain a mystery, read the book. I especially enjoyed the monologue of the different areas in Italy and how the country varies from place to place. And yes it is a romance but there is a plot to follow not just the romance angle.

The conversations with Teresa and her mother are very realistic, I can imagine my own mother and I having much the same discussions and arguments. The author builds the suspense and has many twists and turns through out the book to keep you interested. Over all I enjoyed reading the book and would recommend it to any one for a light reading experience.

Jessica Samuelsen · Post by **Jessica Samuelsen** » 14 Mar 2017, 19:11

I just read this book. Great review! I found Teresa's character a little stagnant in that she was constantly as you say evaluating herself. I liked the setting and tourists stops though I agree they didn't always benefit the plot. Your review gives me new things to think about in regard to this book.