Wrong Twin

An Ex's Brother Romantic Comedy

De: Roxanne Tully

Narrado por: Savannah Thomas, Finnley Cole

One twin humiliated me. The other stole my heart.

August

When my pro hockey twin screws up and disappears, I’m forced to take his place on the ice—and off. I haven’t played in years, but I’ve still got it.

What I don’t expect? Harper Maxwell. She’s smart, stunning, and here for revenge after my brother humiliated her years ago.

When she mistakes me for him and kisses me? I let her. And when she locks me in a bathroom and steals my clothes? I let her do that, too.

Harper

He’s grumpy. Gorgeous. And nothing like the arrogant jerk I remember. The more time we spend together, the more I’m sure... I’ve got the wrong guy. Or maybe—the wrong twin.

Wrong Twin is a standalone hockey romance with laugh-out-loud moments, a swoony grumpy hero, and toe-curling spice.

Tropes:

Mistaken Identity
Grumpy/Sunshine
Ex's brother
Boy obsessed
Sprice Lessons
Groveling Hero

©2022 Roxanne Tully (P)2025 Roxanne Tully

revenge prank on the wrong twin

💜 grumpy x sunshine
💜 mistaken identity
💜 boy obsessed
💜 ex's twin

Harper is out for revenge on her ex-boyfriend, except unbeknownst to her, she pranked the wrong twin, August. He is the serious twin, choosing finance instead of hockey. When Troy needs help, August bails him out.

The wrong twin was unique and an enjoyable surprise. Loved the epic grovel and the epilogue was sweet.

Narrated in duet by Savannah Thomas and Finnley Cole. They were enjoyable as Harper and August.

Grumpy/sunshine with a dose of wrong twin

4.5⭐️ 2.5🌶 5🎧

This book was an absolute pleasure to listen to. Roxanne Tully wrote great story. It's heartwarming, complex in the best way, funny, stemy, and large dose of angst with a striking of mystery. i loved the whole premise of this story, it was original take, and it was well done. I devaured it.

August and Harper have a complicated history due to Augusts twin brother Troy and August shyness. August is a sweet gentleman/ golden retriever, but boy does the let Troy rule his world. I'm glad he finally stands up for himself. August and Harper have a great chemistry that sizzles on page. The banter between them had me giggling, and the longing and tension had me kicking my feet. They sent me through my emotions, but it was so enjoyable. I adored the whole thing.

The narrators Savannah Thomas and Finnley Cole really brought this book to life. I loved that it was in Duet style. They both came through with many different voices to make each character they played feel like it's own. The tone and cadence of their voices were addicting, I want the book to be longer just to listen to them. Their voices played perfectly together. I would absolutely love more from the two of them together in the future.

Duet narration

I love Roxanne n when I saw this release and duet narration I had to grab. This was such a quick, fun read where I couldn't stop reading because I wanted to see what happened next with these characters.

A great grumpy x sunshine . Ex’s twin brother romance

Narrated in duet by Savannah Thomas and Finnley Cole. They were great as August/ Troy and Harper

Wrong Twin

I....oof. I really, *really* wanted to like this one. It started off so strong and I was fully vibing. But after about the 50% mark things...kind of went off the rails. I don't even know how to fully articulate what I didn't like without spoiling the story. His personal problems aside, Troy is a terrible brother. Then again, given his personal problems, he's majorly let down by not only his twin brother but also his parents so, I'll give him some grace there. BUT, to Troy's credit in his awfulness as a brother, August compounds it by constantly rolling over and enabling Troy's actions (don't even get me started on their switching). Their relationship aside, the main couple of Harper and August were the miscommunication trope. The whole thing. You look up miscommunication trope and it's a picture of Harper and August. Now, given the circumstances, this could have worked out as a really cool way to handle this mostly disliked trope. I had high hopes. But then we (reader and characters) all know everything and we just *don't frickin' talk*! Which leads to the dreaded third act break-up perpetrated by miscommunication. Which perhaps makes it worse.

Now, to the book's credit, there were some good things. I loved the Friends featuring Julia Roberts vibes we had going on at the beginning. And the eggplant's supporting role truly made me laugh out loud. And all of this was brought to voice by Savannah Thomas and Finnley Cole. Finnley is new to me but he did a good job as August. I've listened to enough Savannah to know I would love her performance before I even hit play. Honestly, the audio is what got me through to the end and, if you're going to enjoy this miscommunication trope in book form, the audio is the way to go.