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    Wrong Turn, Right Direction
    Wrong Turn, Right Direction
    Wrong Turn, Right Direction
    Audiobook10 hours

    Wrong Turn, Right Direction

    Written by Elle Casey

    Narrated by Tracie Christian

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Tamika Cleary takes a wrong turn up a one-way street—and straight into Thibault Delacroix’s leg as he steps into the road. But Mika’s in a hurry, and she certainly doesn’t have time for a guy who can’t even look both ways before crossing, even if he does have a cute face, a body to die for, and the darkest, thickest eyelashes she’s ever seen.

    Unfortunately for Mika, fate has other ideas. When she’s threatened by her employer, a Russian mafia boss known as “The Thief”, she’s forced to accept Thibault’s help. As the co-owner of the Bourbon Street Boys security firm, he believes he can keep her safe. But Mika has a whole load of trust issues—and the pushier Thibault is about helping, the more stubbornly she tries to resist.

    Mika may have taken a wrong turn the day they met, but will she finally let someone steer her in the right direction?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    Release dateMay 9, 2017
    ISBN9781536666304
    Wrong Turn, Right Direction
    Author

    Elle Casey

    Elle Casey, a former attorney and teacher, is a prolific New York Times and USA Today bestselling American author who lives in southwest France with her husband, the youngest of her three children, and a bunch of cats, dogs, and horses. She writes in several genres, including romance, suspense, urban fantasy, paranormal, science fiction, dystopian, and action/adventure.

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    • 2/5
      I am so disappointed, I waited and waited for this book to come out. I am so happy that I have kindle unlimited and I could read book for free, because had I spent money on this I would have been pissed. I have purchased the three previous books, and loved them, this one sucked. I hated Mika, and Thibault deserved a better person. Mika was thoughtless, self-centered, and an idiot. I didn't like story line either, to think that we the read this and believe this is ludicrous, I know that this is fiction, but still, too many ridiculousnes. Not knowing you are pregnant, not knowing that Alexei was acting for 5 years!!! Come on!!! I can not believe that Thibault would leave his family and friends for this person he did not even know, for her to be OK with that shows how horrible a person she was, and when he is sticking his neck out and his team, she is still holding back info, and gets angry at him for not understanding why she won't leave a supposedly very dangerous situation, and putting not only her life but her baby's, and his teams life who is also his family until she knows about Alexei. I can understand helping her, but no not the rest. For Mika to allow him to abandon everything for her, is cruel. I also wish we would have read more about the others, they were the only redeemable part in all this. I love the Bourbon Street Boys, I am sad that this was a total waste of time for me, I want that time back.
    • 5/5
      I love all the book by Elle Casey! The only hitch with this one FOR ME, was the voice it was read in. Still loved it though!
    • 3/5
      I liked this book well enough, but I was hoping for a book that had that laugh-out-loud take on what should be a serious story involving mobsters. Still, I would still recommend this book and the series to anyone looking for a good group of friends/co-workers to follow.Thanks to Netgalley for the ARC.
    • 4/5
      I didn't like Mika much in the beginning but she did improve as the story progressed, she had trust issues and had trouble dealing openly with strangers and still Thiabauld stood by her...what a man! Thiabauld shows his caring side and Mika has to show her strength and be braver than she has ever been.It was a different story and very entertaining, a very well written story and has previous characters playing roles in the plot. I loved it!I highly recommend this book!
    • 2/5
      I am so disappointed, I waited and waited for this book to come out. I am so happy that I have kindle unlimited and I could read book for free, because had I spent money on this I would have been pissed. I have purchased the three previous books, and loved them, this one sucked. I hated Mika, and Thibault deserved a better person. Mika was thoughtless, self-centered, and an idiot. I didn't like story line either, to think that we the read this and believe this is ludicrous, I know that this is fiction, but still, too many ridiculousnes. Not knowing you are pregnant, not knowing that Alexei was acting for 5 years!!! Come on!!! I can not believe that Thibault would leave his family and friends for this person he did not even know, for her to be OK with that shows how horrible a person she was, and when he is sticking his neck out and his team, she is still holding back info, and gets angry at him for not understanding why she won't leave a supposedly very dangerous situation, and putting not only her life but her baby's, and his teams life who is also his family until she knows about Alexei. I can understand helping her, but no not the rest. For Mika to allow him to abandon everything for her, is cruel. I also wish we would have read more about the others, they were the only redeemable part in all this. I love the Bourbon Street Boys, I am sad that this was a total waste of time for me, I want that time back.