1st in the "Perfect" Trilogy. A cute book, LOL funny in spots. However, I did think she worked too hard for the last round of "romantic conflict" and I found that rather annoying.

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I must say I usually do not review any of the books that I read. But I just finished the trilogy of the Perfect series and they were great. I really did not want it to end. They were like friends that you want to know how their lives are doing. I recommend all three of these books. I have read all of Julie Ortolon books. I have not been disappointed in any.

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A very funny read. It is a fast moving story that will keep you laughing!

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I really wanted to enjoy this trilogy, but after a few chapters, I got bored and quit reading. I had high hopes after reading positive reviews of the books, but I guess I just didn't find the humor that others did. I felt the writing was bland and lacked the depth that I like. Maybe others will enjoy but I don't regret not finishing this one.

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Story based on a college friendship between 4 women, one of whom writes a book on how to be successful. The former roomies realize that the book uses the three of them as examples of non-successful women, outlining their flaws. The three women realize that the writer, Jane is right and they each agree to face their issues within the coming 12 months. The first one to take the challenge is Madeline, who hid her artistic talent as she dealt with her husband's illness. Now widowed, she agrees to work as an artist and get her art accepted into a gallery. She has to go back and face her first love on the way to the gallery....

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This is a quick & fun little read. This was my first time venturing into the romance genre. I was not disappointed. It is slightly melodramatic and predictable, but I still enjoyed it.

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