Review of A crossroad destiny

[Atieno Magero]

I'm surprised that this book is based on a true events. People can learn a lot of life lessons from reading this book. Naomi's story is thought provoking and worth reading. Congratulations on making book of the day!

[Black Indigo]

Developing a strong sense of self is so important in life. This book seems like a worthy read. Thank you for the review.

[Abraham Ozo]

A Crossroad Destiny by Vanessa Adelaide is an insightful true-life story of Naomi’s European adventure. A memoir that shows the importance of self-awareness and resilience.

[Nganyi Humphrey]

The book is about a true life story of Naomi as she tours Europe. Naomi is young, naive, adventurous, and easygoing. These are the conditions that put her in situations and lifestyles that test her life in ways she never anticipated.

[Nicole Naicker]

It is amazing how manipulative some people can be. This is why wisdom and discernment are so important.

[Virginia Nyabuto]

From this great review ,it explores how one not knowing his/her unique traits can cause harm to her. I like how the author uses Naomi to show how not understanding her unique personality traits made her make many mistakes. But amidst the many mistakes ,she tries to make a better future with the least of her that's left. It's a great book.

[Alichi]

This is a tale of self-discovery. A Crossroad Destiny teaches valuable lessons on emotional intelligence, trust, and accountability. Congrats on BOTD.

[Cristina-Ioana Toader]

I really like how you highlighted the valuable life lessons Naomi learns about self-awareness and trusting her instincts. You made the book sound so impactful, especially for young adults who are navigating relationships and personal growth. It’s clear you took a lot away from this story! Great job!

[Abiodunakinola]

This book delivers a powerful message about the importance of self-awareness, especially for young adults navigating new experiences. Naomi’s journey is a reminder that understanding our own personalities and vulnerabilities can help us avoid situations where others may try to manipulate or take advantage of us. Nice review.

[mrlefty0706]

“A Crossroad Destiny” by Vanessa Adelaide is a true story that recounts Naomi’s European tour. Naomi is a young naïve 21-year-old that has never lived on her own. She accepts a free ride to Poros, Greece but has a problem since she does not speak Greek. Her new boss is driving her to Greece and his true self surfaces and his domineering and manipulative personality surfaces. Meanwhile, Naomi falls for a tall blonde man from Liverpool who is vacationing in Poros. This is an enlightening story that makes one conscious of one's own personality and weaknesses. Naïve people can be taken advantage of by others and need to be aware of what is happening so they do not have it happen to them. Think of how con-men look for easy marks and take them to the cleaners.

[Mercy Bolo]

Naomi's European adventure fails to be the fun escape that she hoped. Tony, her travel partner presents undesirable traits leading Naomi straight into the hands of a cunning narcissist. Was it fate or was her lapse in judgement to blame? Young adults will learn a lot from Naomi's journey.

[Harty Muli]

I like adventure and holidaying. This is a book I will enjoy reading.

[Ohanele Chinonyerem]

This is an excellent book with moral lessons, and I'd like to know what Tony and Tom did to Naomi that left her traumatised.

[Suvankar Das 1]

A Crossroad Destiny by Vanessa Adelaide sounds like an inspiring memoir that deals with resilience, redemption, and personal growth. The author’s journey, from hardship to finding a path forward, seems truly moving. This looks like a compelling read for those facing challenges or looking for stories of overcoming adversity. Perfect for memoir fans and anyone navigating through difficult relationships.

[Charlie-C]

It sounds as though Naomi didn't only set of touring but had some emotional needs she happened to sort of try to find partners to console herself. It's not clear where she came from and whether the Zickni Cafe was the first and last stop having made so many mistakes in the shortest time.
It sounds like an appealing story especially that it's a true one, for naive young adults before they expose themselves to experienced strangers out there.