Review: Finding Mr. Perfect
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 1, 2013
Three books at a good price; I enjoyed the first book best; lots of humor, main characters are Dr. Ellen Stanford who is tired of going to her family reunions, etc. and facing relatives who feel she needs a man. She hires Dirk Benedict to portray her fiancé at the reunion. Coming along with the pair is Gigi, Ellen's gorilla, who falls in love with Dirk, and Ellen's sour faced assistant, Ruth Ann. Ellen's aunt and uncle are a hoot also. Book two is a Beauty and the Beast type of story-fighter pilot, Sid Granger falls for a beautiful woman, Rose Ann Jones, a model known as The Face. He has a low opinion of his appearance, makes jokes about his large nose and tries to help one of his friends woo Rose Ann through his words and music. It becomes his way of indirectly telling her how he feels. Book three is about animal rights activist Maggie Merriweather and her personal battles with hunky banker and hunter, Adam Trent. Adam becomes determined to win over Maggie all the while she is attempting to thwart his hunting escapades with her outrageous behavior.