Review: perfection
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 20, 2014
I'm tapping my fingers on my desk and trying with all my might to find the words to accurately describe how much this story affects me. Screw it, I'm just diving in.While this can absolutely be read as a stand alone, it's a spin-off of Present Perfect. When we first met Brad in Present Perfect, and he was a total smurff*cker. In Past imperfect we find out why and we also get to see him change his ways. Watching him grow and change is really amazing. And I love him, absolutely love the crap out of him and he threatens my very solid top 3 bbf list.Maybry... that girl is so very relatable even though she has issues that aren't as common or well known. Although, they are more common then people realize. I love Mabry. I want to hug her, I want to be her bestie.Now the writing, good God, the writing. Alison G. Bailey has a way with a story that pulls you in and sucks you deep. Pulls at your heartstring and makes you laugh out loud. I shouted Present Perfect from the rooftops as one of the best books I've ever read, and Past Imperfect is just as good. If not better. I wish I could give this book 10 stars, and I will be doing a lot of rooftop shouting to tell everyone how much I love this story and this author.