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A review by readtiltheworldisblurry
Chose the Wrong Guy, Gave Him the Wrong Finger: A Novel by Beth Harbison
4.0
First things first: I don't recommend this for anyone younger than eighteen.
Second though: I quite enjoyed this book, despite the adult themes and swearing, it was fun, enjoyable, and romantic. I think what sets this book apart from other romance novels, is the theme of time maybe not healing all scars and that maybe the person we thought were our soul mates, aren't.
I'm not dissing love or romance at all, I'm just saying to look at Quinn and the struggles she went through trying to move on from her almost wedding with Burke, but SPOILER ALERT she wound up with Frank, because she realized that she had mutual feelings for him. I do admit that Frank is a bit of a jerk for waiting until her wedding day to tell her that Burke was cheating.
I give this story four and a half stars.
Second though: I quite enjoyed this book, despite the adult themes and swearing, it was fun, enjoyable, and romantic. I think what sets this book apart from other romance novels, is the theme of time maybe not healing all scars and that maybe the person we thought were our soul mates, aren't.
I'm not dissing love or romance at all, I'm just saying to look at Quinn and the struggles she went through trying to move on from her almost wedding with Burke, but SPOILER ALERT she wound up with Frank, because she realized that she had mutual feelings for him. I do admit that Frank is a bit of a jerk for waiting until her wedding day to tell her that Burke was cheating.
I give this story four and a half stars.