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Title: The Right Kind of Wrong

Author: PJ Trebelhorn

Narrator: Paige McKinney

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 49 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-27-17

Publisher: Bold Strokes Books Inc

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 29 votes

Genres: Romance, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Quinn Burke loves being a bartender. She meets new women every night and has her choice of bed partners. That's fine with her because she isn't interested in anything serious after having her heart shattered 18 months ago.

Grace Everett is perfectly content owning a bookstore, but not so much in her personal life. She wants forever but hasn't had much luck with relationships. She's hoping the newest woman in her life will be the one.

When Quinn's mother falls ill, something shifts in the 20-year-old friendship for both women. Quinn struggles with old feelings for Grace, and Grace is seeing Quinn in a different light. They know falling for their best friend is wrong, but could it be the right kind of wrong?

Members Reviews:

Almost Mediocre

This book reminded me how frustrated it has become to be a reader/listener of lesbian romance; why can't my people write a good romance novel? Normally a considerate reviewer would give a spoiler alert prior to writing all this but since there's not really all that much to spoil anyway.

Quinn and Grace have been the best of friends for 20 years, since the night that Quinn tried to pick up Grace, only to hear Grace tell her she needed a friend more than we needed a hookup. Unfortunately for them both Quinn can't seem to grasp the concept that things can, and often do change. The fact that practically everyone who spends more than 10 minutes around them sees it and shares it with them; somehow, as it so often happens in fiction they don't listen. Thus listeners waste a few hours waiting for the light bulb to go on for the two of them, because like far too many romances where this tired old plot line is trotted out the angst seems to last forever. This might have been good enough if not for one major flaw; for most of the book Quinn is unlikable. She is basically a selfish bitch, not good enough for Grace, totally self absorbed and needlessly cruel to her so called best friend. Then in a weird, convoluted, not very believable sequence she and Grace come together and a couple, three ridiculously cheezy scenes end a story that can't quite make it to mediocrity.

Dont listen at bedtime

The book is a fine HEA romance. It feels like it could have been 75 to 100 pages shorter by cutting back on the characters hand wringing but it didnt make the story unpleasant.

The narration however, is a whole other thing. Im not sure if the producer slowed down the speed of speech if that is the narrators natural cadence, but the pace was positively soporific.

better if you just bought the book

it was a good story although I got annoyed by Quinn at some point's it was still pretty good personally though I didnt like the voice acting it was monotone and didnt have much variety but I still got through the book easily enough

Could Be Improved

The overall premise of the book is pretty standard. The writing isn't great, but isn't bad. I would call this an easy read/listen with a predictable plot. The listening experience could be significantly improved upon with a different narrator.

This story made no sense

This book made no sense. I haven't finished it, and I doubt I will.. And I even have it on audible. I cannot stand Quinn.