Review: Excellent characterization
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 25, 2013
MAKEOVER MIRACLE is a story every woman could relate to, and makes one believe in the miracle of love and that one special man who could see a woman's soul, despite her appearance.Abby joined the reality game show only to accompany her best friend Jennifer. However, she soon caught the attention of the producer, Quinn Campbell. Could his interest in her be real, or was it all one big gimmick to raise audience interest in the show?Initially, Abby was a wimp. I hated her constant whining. Since she joined the show willingly for her friend, the most she could've done was shut her mouth and make the most of it. Yet, it was great to see her grow--in confidence and self-esteem--as the story progressed, and when she forgot herself--her weight, her so many issues--her real personality came through. I thought her real character--the warmth and genuineness that her friend Jennifer spoke of--shone through in her first scene with the doctor. And from there, I can see what would've drawn Quinn to her.Quinn is the quintessential bad boy rake that women want to get a-hold of and keep by their side, but alas, only one woman would do for him, and that's our heroine. I like that Quinn has depth, that he sees beyond Abby's appearance to the woman beneath, that he was drawn to that genuineness in his world of plasticity and sycophants. He also has a past that shaped him to be the man he is, and only in Abby could he find an understanding, listening ear.MAKEOVER MIRACLE is the journey of Abby's growth into herself, aided and encouraged by the man she comes to love and trust. The cast of secondary characters added depth to the tale, from supportive best friend Jennifer to the bitchy host Caroline. Excellent characterization in a fairy tale of a story, what else could you want?Reviewed by Ashiafor TheRomanceReviews.com