All the Wrong Places

By: G. I. F. T. D

Narrated by: Ellis Park

Nice guys finish last...or at least that's what they say. Boon, a lawyer from Chicago, is a hopeless romantic; however, life keeps dealing him a shady hand when it comes to the opposite sex. It seems as though every woman in whom Boon finds interest tears him down.

CiCi, Boon's best friend and former high school sweetheart, tries to be there for him throughout his trials and tribulations, but she isn't quite over him herself. She remains in his corner as he hops from woman to woman, relationship to relationship, getting his heart broken.

Gorgeous and intelligent, Amerie is also a lawyer from Chitown; Boon meets her, and soon, the sparks fly. Boon falls head over heels, and he soon begins to wonder if she is the one. However, the ultimate betrayal soon sends one of the lovebirds into a downward spiral.

Pleasure in paradise turns into the highway to hell, emotions run rampant, and a distraught lover looks for reconciliation - however it can be acquired.

Who said it was better to have loved and lost? After this tale of lost loves, infidelity, and the malevolence it brings about, they'll be forcefully inclined to rephrase that statement.

©2018 G. I. F. T. D. (P)2018 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks

great book

this definitely shows you how hard it can be to juggle a whole bunch of woman. definitely a good book

Shock!!

At first I was thinking WTH!! I was going to stop reading it, but pushed myself to finish. The narrator was mispronouncing words and at times I felt like he didn't know some of the words. It ended up being good.

Why?

what was the point of this book? the narration was horrible, the storyline was pointless and I felt as if I lost hours if my life. I hate wasting money so I struggled to finish

Just no

The narrator was TERRIBLE and the story line was WEAK. I gave up with about 4 hours remaining. It’s a definite no..

worst book ever written!

it's disjointed and absolutely asinine. just plain stupid and unnecessary vulgarness to say the least
no stars