Series: Perfect
by Author Marilyn Brant
Pride, Prejudice and the Perfect Match (2013)
I'm glad I waited until this went on sale for $0.99 'cuz I could not finish this one. I'm heavily skimmed the last 50%, mostly because I was hoping it would get better. This might have worked a little better if the author didn't try to pass it off as her take on P&P.Why didn't it work for me?1) I...
A Perfect Moment (2000)
Favorite Lines or Quotes:"Preston?""Yes Ella? What do you need?"I smiled when I thought of all my possible answers. I settled with just one."Just you Preston. I just need you."NADBB was asked to read this for their honest to goodness opinion and that's what you'll get... Synopsis:"When life t...
The Perfect Emotion (2000)
The storyline was good, although I thought Reed was a bit too controlling. The reason it gets only 1 star is because of the many, many typos and grammatical errors! Before publishing, I understand this author has a beta group reading her story...did they not point out all the errors? And if so, w...
Presently Perfect (2000)
* ARC PROVIDED BY THE AUTHOR FOR AN HONEST REVIEW * If there was ever a story you can read over and over again and learn something new each time than it's Present Perfect. Now with Presently Perfect, this phenomenal author has done something so few can do, retold my beloved story thru the eyes of...
The Perfect Distraction (2000)
I found myself being pulled into this story from the start. This is such an emotional story. Right before Kate’s senior year of high school her boyfriend, Kyle, broke up with her right so he could lead the single life at college. After a year Kyle realized he made a mistake and wanted Kate back...
Past Imperfect (2000)
Okay, here goes, my very first 6 STAR review of 2014! That's right, SIX HUGE STARS! I am so in love with this book, so in love with these characters, so in love with the amazing author Alison G. Bailey. (I just may stalk her on facebook now)This book was amazing, heartfelt and sucked me in from t...
Present Perfect (2013)
Disclaimer: DNF (Stopped at 43%).I started reading this book after receiving recommendations from a few friends who have very similar taste to mine, and I was excited because I knew these friends like sassy, snarky heroines like I do. Well...the book was a real meh. And that's an understatement.I...