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Perfecly Imperfect
Monet Carlson has sworn off men. Work is the only thing she has time for. When she signs a contract with the handsome Bristol Kelly, she struggles to keep her heart encased in a box of ice. His kisses prove the melting power to her heart. However, she must destroy the ghosts of her past before she will be free to love him.
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First published February 23, 2011
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Rachel Harlin
5 books49 followersPlunged into a musical family at birth, Rachel Harlin was exposed to the excitement and magic of musical theater throughout her childhood. Starry-eyed, she attended college musical rehearsals with her pianist mother – imagining herself as the heroine in the spotlight – becoming a hopeless romantic from the start. Though Rachel’s own natural musical gifts motivated her through college and she now holds a vocal performance degree in operatic singing, she has loved writing sweet romance novels for over ten years. Creative writing has served as a beautiful escape from the emotional rigors of raising her family.
Rachel currently lives in Santa Rosa, California with her handsome husband – the love of her life – where she enjoys getting her creative thoughts on paper, and spending time with her family. She loves picnics in the park and being the mom to eight future starlets.
Rachel currently lives in Santa Rosa, California with her handsome husband – the love of her life – where she enjoys getting her creative thoughts on paper, and spending time with her family. She loves picnics in the park and being the mom to eight future starlets.
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July 30, 2016
One of my New Year's resolutions was to clean out my Kindle and this one has been on my Kindle for ages. I admit, one star is probably a bit harsh, but this one just didn't connect with me.
I thought Monet was immature and I had a hard time connecting to her. Bristol was boring. Macall (her BFF) was bi-polar and I'm not sure why Monet never stood up to her. Enid (is that really a guys name?) was a lame villain, we're told all this bad stuff he did, but I never got a evil vibe from him. I didn't feel that any of the characters truly behaved realistically and the dialog sometimes felt off.
I don't normally comment on this (because I do it all the time), but there were quite a few typos (e.g. stock instead of stalk). Overall, I just thought it was kind of weird and cheesy.
Content
Romance: Clean
Violence: Mild
I thought Monet was immature and I had a hard time connecting to her. Bristol was boring. Macall (her BFF) was bi-polar and I'm not sure why Monet never stood up to her. Enid (is that really a guys name?) was a lame villain, we're told all this bad stuff he did, but I never got a evil vibe from him. I didn't feel that any of the characters truly behaved realistically and the dialog sometimes felt off.
I don't normally comment on this (because I do it all the time), but there were quite a few typos (e.g. stock instead of stalk). Overall, I just thought it was kind of weird and cheesy.
Content
Romance: Clean
Violence: Mild
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