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

Gregory Chileshe · Post by **Gregory Chileshe** » 20 Aug 2017, 20:14

will see if I can add it. still thinking.

Naval Aulakh · Post by **Naval Aulakh** » 20 Aug 2017, 20:27

Gregory Chileshe wrote:will see if I can add it. still thinking.

That's fine. It's your choice.

Gregory Chileshe · Post by **Gregory Chileshe** » 20 Aug 2017, 20:37

That is great,greater encouragement on certain books comes through you who have gone ahead of us on books we have not read and reviewed yet. The greater the review we get from people like you the more we get geared up to make a better pick.

Naval Aulakh · Post by **Naval Aulakh** » 20 Aug 2017, 20:38

Gregory Chileshe wrote:That is great,greater encouragement on certain books comes through you who have gone ahead of us on books we have not read and reviewed yet. The greater the review we get from people like you the more we get geared up to make a better pick.

Thanks for appreciating

TutorBrian · Post by **TutorBrian** » 21 Aug 2017, 05:10

Haylie B has indeed written an amazing book. Wrong Turn, Right Guy is a book with an appealing cover to begin with. The protagonists or leading character goes by the name Teresa and her profession is related to law as she works in a law firm in San Diego United States Of America. Her life changes when she loses her job at the law firm simply because she requests few days off duty to go attend her best friend's wedding in Italy. Her name in Anna. Teresa is undeterred by the loss of her job because she highly regards her friendships with Anna.Teresa,upon their arrival in Italy with her mom, takes a wrong direction when travelling to Pescara, the venue of the wedding. Events unfold until they find themselves at a farmhouse where they meet Luca. They are introduced to Alex by Luca. Teresa falls for Alex and the wrong turn right guy story takes a massive twist and turn.
I believe the author has successfully conveyed the most critical message of the book. The use of Italy as a romantic place for soulmates to meet makes sense. The book does not adapt the use of complex English language. The use of simple English is commendable and highly welcome. The book is well formatted.

elderwand · Post by **elderwand** » 21 Aug 2017, 07:08

Excellent review! The storyline seems quite interesting!

Naval Aulakh · Post by **Naval Aulakh** » 21 Aug 2017, 10:06

Thank you ?

Gregory Chileshe · Post by **Gregory Chileshe** » 21 Aug 2017, 12:30

That has been my thinking also. We shall have to review many of such book and enjoy alot to read them.

Naval Aulakh · Post by **Naval Aulakh** » 21 Aug 2017, 12:38

Gregory Chileshe wrote:That has been my thinking also. We shall have to review many of such book and enjoy alot to read them.

I also think the same

Gregory Chileshe · Post by **Gregory Chileshe** » 21 Aug 2017, 17:21

What really is the most striking in that book whose theme appears to be straight forward? sometimes these themes speak volume,you don't need to guest what you expect.

Dorin1 · Post by **Dorin1** » 22 Aug 2017, 00:46

I like how you reviewed the book. I feel like reading it already... Great work!

Penny Lee · Post by **Penny Lee** » 22 Aug 2017, 01:37

The balance between personal and professional in life isn't easy to figure out, as depicted by Teresa's experiences in this book. It sounds like a nice light read.

Bruin Dez · Post by **Bruin Dez** » 22 Aug 2017, 14:55

Thanks for the great review. Sounds like a great love story that I would be interested in reading. Maybe I'll keep it on my shelf for when I have time for a quick and fun read since you mentioned it has a shallow and predictable plot.

deerus · Post by **deerus** » 23 Aug 2017, 01:04

Wrong turn, Right guy by haylie B Fox is an amazing romantic novel that shows how the life of a career girl turned around into a lo e life. Teresa who's the the main character looses her job and before she knows it she keep falling into romantic lie affairs first with Alex then Lucas however Teresa's life gets complicated as she fails to balance take control of her career and personal life at the same time! She falls out as thoughts of getting back to work downs on her. Such a sweet book, well organized, very good flow.