Loves Wrong Turns

by Melody S.

Vivian comes from anything but a happy home. She is young and beautiful with a life that is drama filled. She meets DeMarco and things start looking up. But will the good times last?DeMarco thinks he is living the perfect married life until he uncovers his wife's dirty secrets. Confused about the actions that he should take, he meets Vivian who has the power to make him forget all of the pain. But can he convince her that he's not the enemy?

160 pages, Paperback

First published April 13, 2012

About the author

Melody S. is an author who had written short stories, poetry, drama, and a mystery thriller. She originally hails from Brooklyn, New York but now resides in Atlanta, Georgia. She’s always had an appreciation for literature and writing and has been writing her own poetry since the tender age of 12.
Melody S. is a mother of 4 whom she chooses to home school and in 2014 donated a kidney to her ailing husband who suffers with Lupus SLE and was in end-stage renal failure.
This inspiring writer is the author of the short story entitled, Murderess Obsession (March 4, 2015), the novella entitled, Marrying The Family (April 2015) and the novel, Hellfire From The Pulpit (June 15, 2015).

Reviews

[Selena Haskins · Rating 4 out of 5]

I had to buckle my seatbelt at the very beginning, as Melody takes you for on emotional ride. I was riding the ferris wheel at first, but then I was put in a rollercoaster! Melody shows readers how sometimes a damaged soul can carry that weight around for many years to come and how losing someone close to you, especially your family can make you turn your back against the world or even become vindictive. When real love comes your way you may not see it, because the pain of your past is still there. Melody creates such real emotions and feelings in her characters that it's like watchign them on a big screen acting out what she has written. I enjoyed Love's Wrong Turn, it kept me "turning" the pages and I look forward to reading more by Melody.

[La'mahr Miller · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a great read. I love how the chapters were broken up. If you looking for a good book Loves Wrong Turns is it!