Java Girl's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 When Didi asked us to find some books to review, the title of Elle Casey's Wrong Number, Right Guy jumped out at me. I've not read Ms. Casey's books before, so I had no real expectations. This book had me laughing out loud from start to finish! I was completely charmed by May Wexler, Ozzie, and the rest of the secondary characters. The story is written in first person POV, which I enjoy. I love being in a character's head, and May's head is an interesting, whacky place to be. A wedding photographer who responds to a text she mistakenly believes is from her sister, Jenny, a stressed out single mom of three young children, May's life changes completely when she meets the man who actually sent the texts. Ozzie, a former military man who runs the Bourbon Street Boys Security Co., recruits May to work for him, doing surveillance. Trust me when I say much hilarity ensues. I really enjoyed getting to know the rest of the BSB team, and hope to read all their stories. Sahara and Felix's relationship made me laugh so hard! I'm still laughing, just thinking about those two! I'd love to see more of Jenny, May's sister. If anyone needs some fun and a HEA, it's her. I know I'll be taking a look at Ms. Casey's backlist and eagerly awaiting the next book in the Bourbon Street Boys series. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.