Review: Sweet love story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 31, 2013
A Perfect Mistake by: Zoe DawsonI received an ARC in exchanged for an honest review.This is the second in the Perfect Secret Series but can be read as a standalone.  I hadn't read the first in the series and had no trouble picking this one up.  Verity Fairchild, the preacher's daughter, is returning to her hometown of Hope Parish for the summer after spending a year in New York City.  Verity escaped from Boone Outlaw, only to run back into him immediately upon her return.  Verity is filled with anger and feels used by Boone, but is he the same person?  Boone Outlaw, is one of the 3 Outlaw brothers in the small bayou town, and is every bit of the cliché that he sounds like.  He’s the town bad boy, with the bad reputation of partying too hard with his brothers, womanizing, and starting a good brawl.  But when Verity returns and finds him working for her father at the parish has he changed?  Verity can no longer avoid Boone and must confront Boone about the past.Ladies, welcome to the backwoods country!! No really, because where else would you find a man named Boone Outlaw and his heroine the preacher's daughter.  The daughter that freaks out the first time she says the F word, you just can't make this stuff up. But you know what you do get with this one? The hot guy, the innocent girl, and a pretty good story encompassing, love, passion, romance, drama, church gossip, and of course a little bit of hillbilly.  This was an easy ready with no cliffhanger!  I read this in one late night!  I have to admit I found some humor with the whole preacher's daughter bit; honestly, I was waiting for someone to throw a brick through Boone's window, or for Kevin Bacon to appear and start dancing around on a Volkswagen bug.  Please tell me you picked up that movie reference?  This is recommended for anyone 18 and over due to some language and sexual content.I would like to thank Zoe Dawson for the opportunity to read and review her novel and I look forward to more of her work.