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Picture Perfect
Picture Perfect by Shirley Harrison released on Jan 25, 1999 is available now for purchase.
425 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published February 1, 1999
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October 27, 2008
I thoroughly enjoyed this book from the beginning to the end. Although to be perfectly honest there were times that the story just dragged on.
I love that it wasn't the typical boy meets girl, girl hates boy but eventually they fall in love cookie cutter recipe that most Arabesque novels follow. This book has more substance. It is filled with mystery, suspense and raw emotions. The character's struggles to trust each other amidst all the suspicious activities surrounding their relationship is well written. Her only mistake is beating the mystery around the bush a little too much for too long. But if you can get past all that and hold on till the end it's worth it.
I love that it wasn't the typical boy meets girl, girl hates boy but eventually they fall in love cookie cutter recipe that most Arabesque novels follow. This book has more substance. It is filled with mystery, suspense and raw emotions. The character's struggles to trust each other amidst all the suspicious activities surrounding their relationship is well written. Her only mistake is beating the mystery around the bush a little too much for too long. But if you can get past all that and hold on till the end it's worth it.
October 18, 2022
Family and Love ❤ Love and Family
Baby, Justin and Davina, your FOREVERMORE is calling. I love this story of love. Ms. Harrison, you created characters with so much depth and complexity that I could not stop rooting for them. Justin and Davina had to have a scare put into them before their trust for one another could manifest wholly and completely. Then there's David and Natalie, a new love that is no longer smoldering from afar. Finally, family is forever and the Hardy clan shows us true family. Thank you for this Ms. Shirley.
Baby, Justin and Davina, your FOREVERMORE is calling. I love this story of love. Ms. Harrison, you created characters with so much depth and complexity that I could not stop rooting for them. Justin and Davina had to have a scare put into them before their trust for one another could manifest wholly and completely. Then there's David and Natalie, a new love that is no longer smoldering from afar. Finally, family is forever and the Hardy clan shows us true family. Thank you for this Ms. Shirley.
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