This review is for Almost Perfect by Julie Ortolon. Part of the Perfect Trilogy (Book 1).
Almost Perfect is a fun, easy to read romance story. It starts with three women in a book store, discussing the success of a former friend who has been very successful in life. From this woman's self-help book, they decide to go on a journey to better their own lives.
The main character of this book is Maddy. She is an artist who gave up her dream to care for her terminally ill husband. Once he passes away, she is in a kind of "funk", and the book (and her friends) challenge her to try to start up her career again. An opportunity for a job comes up and with some encouraging, she takes it.
She's an arts & crafts counsellor at a camp. Her love interest in the book, Joe, is introduced as the director. He is a man from her past, and throughout the book the reader gets to see if they can rekindle their romance or if its just best to let it go.
Overall, I really enjoyed the book. There were a few spelling errors but other than that it was quite enjoyable. I'm always a sucker for romance, so I tend to like most books pertaining to it. This author's writing style made it very easy for me to follow along and really drew me in to the character's lives. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who likes rekindled romance books!
4 stars, currently free for Kindle on Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Almost-Perfect-Trilogy-Book-ebook/dp/B004SY9KYG
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