Perfect
Spoilers :
Starting off the book I automatically went into that “love at first sight” sigh. Then it progressed and it was perfect, the heat, late night phone calls, the pull and push, the craving without furthering the desire in a rush was/is perfect. I don’t mind the love at first sight plot but when they automatically get alone and it’s all rushed I hate (personal preference)
I also like how yes she does have emotional issues due to her mother’s absence/abandonment but it’s not all that her character is. She addresses it and works on it but it doesn’t define her character. I’m very happy with the ending but I definitely wanted that “I’m pregnant” moment. I felt it would’ve made it more wholesome lol.
Definitely a great read and an awesome pallet cleaner.
The smut was just perfect !
#arcread #reading📖 #booktok #spice #love ⭐️Overall rating: 10/10
In contemporary romance literature, books like 'Perfect' capture the essence of emotional depth and character development. Readers often appreciate stories where protagonists face personal challenges, shedding light on how past experiences shape their relationships. 'Perfect' resonates with readers by weaving in the theme of emotional healing, particularly through the lens of maternal absence, which many find relatable. Furthermore, the addition of intimate moments and the delicate balance between desire and emotional connection create a reading experience that is both enjoyable and thought-provoking. This book stands out by portraying romance that grows over time, avoiding the pitfalls of rushed relationships, which many readers find unsatisfying. Such narratives often leave a lasting impact, encouraging discussions about love, growth, and resilience in romantic partnerships. For those who enjoy heartfelt storytelling intertwined with rich, sensitive themes, 'Perfect' is both a compelling choice and a fresh addition to the genre.