Book #5 from the series: The Golden Years Gone Wrong

That Wasn’t The Correct Highway: Book Five (The Golden Years Gone Wrong 5)

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THAT WASN’T THE CORRECT HIGHWAY
Six RVs. One wrong turn. Endless regret.

The plan was simple.
Drive to the Silver Pines RV Rally & Retirement Expo.
Set up camp.
Attend a few seminars.
Maybe win a campground award.
Possibly buy something nobody needed.

Instead, six retirees from Brindle Creek miss one highway exit and accidentally transform themselves into a rolling transportation disaster stretching across multiple counties.

Vernon Creek is absolutely certain his old road atlas knows better than modern GPS systems.
Ken Scott remembers a shortcut from 1978 that may no longer exist.
Earl Forester decides a malfunctioning navigation unit simply needs “a few improvements.”
Olivia Archer loses track of the route almost immediately despite having directions in her lap.
Kevin Dorsey keeps discovering auctions, bargains, and suspicious roadside opportunities that somehow require additional cargo space.
Mavis Tolliver spends the trip trying unsuccessfully to prevent everyone else from making terrible decisions.

Together, they are hauling more than 100,000 pounds of trucks, trailers, motorhomes, campers, spare parts, lawn chairs, camping supplies, and overconfidence through some of the narrowest, steepest, dustiest backroads imaginable.

Unfortunately, many of those roads were never intended for vehicles this large.

Neither were the bridges.

What begins as a missed exit quickly becomes a convoy-wide catastrophe involving weight-restricted crossings, one-lane bridge standoffs, washed-out backroads, campground disasters, GPS failures, road construction detours, confused tourists, impossible turnarounds, and enough public embarrassment to become a permanent part of local folklore.

The deeper they travel into the wrong route, the harder it becomes to turn around.
The harder it becomes to turn around, the more convinced they become that they are almost there.
And they absolutely are not.

For readers who love small-town comedy, retirement humor, laugh-out-loud disasters, stubborn characters, and escalating chaos, That Wasn’t The Correct Highway delivers a nonstop comedy adventure where every solution creates three brand-new problems.

WHY YOU’LL LOVE THIS BOOK

  1. Hilarious retirement humor featuring seniors who refuse to act their age.
  2. Laugh-out-loud road trip disasters that grow bigger with every chapter.
  3. Memorable small-town characters who are impossible not to love.
  4. Escalating comedy where every attempt to help makes things worse.
  5. RV, camping, and travel mishaps that feel wonderfully believable.
  6. Clean humor with no profanity required to keep readers laughing.
  7. A perfect blend of character comedy, mechanical failures, and public embarrassment.
  8. A completely standalone story that welcomes both new and returning readers.


INSIDE THIS BOOK YOU’LL FIND

 

  • Wrong turns that should never have happened.

 

  • Bridges that probably shouldn’t be crossed.

 

  • GPS systems that become less helpful over time.

 

  • Campgrounds designed by enemies of large trailers.

 

  • Tourists witnessing events they will discuss for years.

 

  • One convoy discovering that confidence and navigation are not the same thing.

 


If you’ve ever taken a road trip, missed a turn, trusted the wrong directions, followed bad advice, or traveled with people who were absolutely certain they knew where they were going, you’ll recognize exactly how this disaster begins.

You just won’t believe how far it goes.