Review: Perfect Balance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 20, 2014
This was my first book by this author so I wasn't sure what to expect.  I was very pleasantly surprised.  Myah got on my nerves a bit with her insecurities, but overall I loved the build-up of a relationship between these two co-workers who met somewhat by chance.  Although both flawed, Keir and Myah gravitated towards each other and eventually learned to trust one another - revealing their vulnerabilities along the way.  The inter-racial aspect of the relationship was dealt with in a realistic way and although this was somewhat an inspirational novel, the characters weren't "in your face" about it and their faith didn't distract from their humanness. This is not super steamy, but there are some "hot" moments. My only cons:  1) I wish the author had thought of a title other than the main characters' names and 2) Amy (super vamp/tramp) and Greg (deadbeat dad/cad) were two characters that were a bit "over dramatic" especially when all of the other characters were so realistic.  Don't let this stop you from buying it though.  In fact, I'm now going to buy the two other books by this author and you might want to as well.