Review: Perfect
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 28, 2014
I loved the author’s debut novel. It was amazing for a newbie.Perfectly broken is a good book. Okay, that’s a lie, it is an amazing book. It is lovely to see that the author went from great to amazing in just two books.I read this book around a month or so ago. I was so tired after my exams that simply did not have the need to read. I am always in the mood when it comes to reading a great book. This book was exactly what I needed. I started it and I could not put it down. I spend the entire night reading it, from the moment I received it in an email to the last word on the last page.  It was that good.I love story, it is one of the most beautiful love stories ever. It’s sweet, it is a bit tragic as well. The atmosphere decried in the book is romantic. I imagined something like this: (not quite what I was looking for, but it will do since I am not going to get dressed and go outside in this cold just to take a picture that you won’t be able to see clearly as it is dark outside)Peyton is someone you cannot not fall in love with. She is simply amazing. She is king, she is witty, she is a bit afraid of commitment, but that is understandable in her situation. She belongs in the world she lives which is something that not usually happens.Reed is someone I admire. To be honest, I do not care that he was a playboy, he was honest. I believe that people are allowed to do whatever they want to with whoever they want to. It is one of their fundamental rights. I am not going to judge him because he takes advantage of right. As long as he is honest with all parties involved, in my eyes he is an admirable man. Just because certain women in his life got hurt because they deluded themselves they were going to be Reed’s one and only, does not mean that he is a bad person.The relationship between Reed and Peyton is beautiful and special. You can see that right from the beginning. They are meant to be together.One thing that I did not like is that it did not truly address the issues of the man who hurt Peyton. It wasn’t clearly stated who it was ( as far as I know, maybe I was too tired to see it and then please ignore this comment), but I got the feeling that i knew who it was and if I am right then it is something that should have been addressed.  Not really that important.Overall, this is one book I will remember a long time from now. It was a very enjoyable read, it was a classic love story that you don;t often see in books nowadays.