A light but entertaining read

I watched the tv show before starting this book but there are s many variations they might as well be unrelated.
I enjoyed this book but didn't love it. The ending was a bit abrupt so I feel like I need more to feel done with the story and characters but it was still good overall.
The narration was pretty good with the characters speaking the way people I know speak making it a very relatable story.

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Love this light read

Lots of fun and easy to digest. The perfect easy and fun listen. Give it a go 😊

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Great fun ...a really enjoyable read

Enjoyed this fun uptodate romance very much.... moreso than the tv series which has a quite different story line and felt a bit awkward at times to me... Well balanced tale, a great first book for Zoe and excellent narration thank you Aimee Home.

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listened straight through

Was easy to listen to, enjoyable storyline and story teller. A relaxing listen, great characters.

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Better than I expected.

I was not sure about this story when it first started but it got me hooked and really enjoyed listening to it. very funny at times too.

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A nice light hearted read.

Easy listening…some of the accents a little annoying g but overall I really enjoyed the story.

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Good light hearted story.

Story kept moving and takes you into a believable Australian space, with the behaviours of typical young Aussie. Characters brought to life by the reader.

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Wanted more!!!

I loved the book. Only wished I could find out what happens down the track with Lilly and Jack!

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The Wrong Girl is the right girl

This is a fun ride through romance and ratings when TV producer Lily navigates the maze of a cut-throat network television industry, friends with benefits, and a hot new talent with romantic potential.

Foster’s witty novel works because of her oh-so-human characters, with all their foibles and quirks. The snappy dialogue, embarrassing situations and never-ending hope make The Wrong Girl a highly enjoyable romantic romp through single life and professional ambition.

When it comes to spoken comedy however, the timing is in the delivery and Aimee Horne excels as the audiobook narrator. She not only delivers distinct characters, but lands their snappy dialogue and inner thoughts beautifully. There are many laugh-out-loud moments thanks to Horne’s expert storytelling.

The Wrong Girl is chic lit that should appeal to everyone. It’s not my favourite genre. In fact, it’s a genre I usually avoid unless Bridget Jones is making an appearance. But, like everything in life, a blanket rule will make you miss out on so many good exceptions. The Wrong Girl is one of these exceptions. Chic lit, it may be, but it’s also a very funny comedy with very real emotion, believable characters and some surprising depth. It is Horne’s reading that make it for me however. Kudos to Foster’s wonderful source material but, as a tentative punter to the genre, it’s Horne’s timing and three dimensional delivery that really makes this a winner.

The Wrong Girl is worth multiple listens.

Read my full review and other audiobook reviews under the Entertainment section of glamadelaide dot com dot au.

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Cliqued and predictable

Only the narrator made this worth continuing with. It was very easy to listen to but just frustrating as from the very beginning it was easy to predict the ending

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