Mr. Right Goes Wrong

Although it's still my most fervent hope to see Pamela Morsi writing historical romantic fiction again, that does nothing to lessen how good her contemporary stories are. It doesn't change the fact that I spent all day yesterday--when, believe me, I didn't have the time--reading MR. RIGHT GOES WRONG. Mazy's past presents her as almost an anti-heroine, but by the time you finish the first chapter, you'll know better; she's someone you probably know and you hope you were nice to in high school. Or maybe she's who you were in high school. Either way, both she and her friend Karly will earn places in your heart. So will Eli, the man who is almost too good at pretending, and Tru, Mazy's son, who is a hero-in-waiting.

Pamela Morsi is one of my top 5 favorite writers. This book, however, was not one of my favorites. It isn't a bad book. It is really hard for Ms. Morsi to write a bad one (although she has one that I really loathe!). She creates characters that you feel that you know really well. The problem with this book is that the more I learned about the heroine, the less I liked her. I did like the hero although I thought what he was doing to win her was highly improbable. In fact, I felt like most of the book was improbable. I prefer to read Ms Morsi's wonderful Americana and believe I will just stick to that in the future.For those interested: Sexual situations and language may offend some readers.

I've loved some of Pamela Morsi's previous books but this one really doesn't come near the high bar set by her earlier work. I liked the heroine for the first few chapters and then started to dislike her more and more and it was hard to really root for her when I disliked her and felt that she didn't deserve the Hero. Of course, though the Hero was likable and attractive, his plan to become a jerk so that she would fall in love with him was totally unbelievable and made for a pretty silly story. I went with it out of loyalty to Ms. Morsi and was rewarded with a good ending. Still, I'd give this one a miss, it just isn't up to the author's usual capabilities.

I have read all of the early Pamela Morsi novels more that once. She is one of favorite writers but this book was just okay. I continue to consider her early books great and will reread but some of her later books I have not enjoyed.

As a reader of Ms. Morsi's previous titles I can add this one to the list of very satisfying " good" reads. I liked Mazy's character- eve though she had made some mistakes in relationships she was a caring, loving mom and daughter.

I have been a fan of this author for a long time, unfortunately, this book is not one of my favorites. While still well-written, I did not like either of the main characters.

Pamela Morsi just plain rocks and this book was funny and sweet like you'd expect. I can't wait for her next one!

Terrific I forgot how much I love this author!