Perfect Love written by Amanda Cowen
Publisher Self Published
Publication Date: February 27, 2017
Genres: Erotic Romance, New Adult
Series: Perfect Series #2
Format: eARC
Pages: 211 pages
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ATTENTION READERS!!!! Perfect Love is a sequel to Perfect Sense. It is recommended, as it is a continuation, to read Perfect Sense before reading Perfect Love.
The story that started with PERFECT SENSE continues...
Cash Brooks held a secret from Quinn that destroyed any chance they had at a happy ending.
Everything she believed their relationship to be was a lie.
Quinn left heartbroken for Harvard, unable to stop loving him even though she knew his past ruined any chance they had at a future.
Now, she’s in Boston completing her MBA and learning to move on without the only man she ever loved. Starting over isn’t easy… especially when an unlikely circumstance pulls her into Cash’s world once again. The truth will come out, hearts will be broken, and Cash will have to battle the mistakes from his past and fight for a second chance to be with the woman he loves.
Their love isn’t perfect, but will it be enough for Quinn to learn to trust him again? Or will the burden and mistakes from his past keep them apart forever?
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So, I’m not really a fan of sports romance and contemporary romance in general but the blurb for Perfect Love intrigued me.
Boy, was I surprised! And I mean this in a good way! I was also lucky to read Perfect Sense in preparation to reading this book and I recommend that you read it first before diving into this book.
Let me just say that I absolutely HATED the end of Perfect Sense and in fact, I didn’t even want to proceed to the next book because MAN, was that a cliffhanger! Anyway, Perfect Love starts right after Perfect Sense ends. And yeah, I have to say that I hated Cash Brooks. I didn’t think that he could redeem himself, but I was really surprised that he did.
Cash really did something dick-ish AND also kept something secret from Quinn, when she didn’t deserve it. So, while I didn’t enjoy Perfect Sense, Perfect Love redeemed the duology for me.
Overall, Perfect Love was an enjoyable read. My only complaint is that there were too many typos and it totally took me out of the story while reading. I understand that this is an ARC and there is bound to be a ton of mistakes, I spotted a lot of it.
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About Amanda Cowen
Amanda Cowen can be found eating cupcakes, singing off-key, or watching a good RomCom when she isn’t trapped on her computer writing stories and delighting her imagination. She has been writing since the ripe age of twelve about ponies and princesses in brightly colored duo-tangs with metallic pens. Thankfully, she now has a Mac with a keyboard where she can write about love, sex and relationships. She is an “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” fanatic, a hater of roller-coasters and a country music junkie. She lives in Thunder Bay, ON where the summers are short and the winters are long.
If I know the book will be a cliff hanger, I always wait till the next book is available, or the series ends.
This IS a good idea, Kathy! I sometimes do that..but there are times when I just can’t wait!
As a sequel does it stand alone?
The sequel can stand alone, but it is recommended to read the first book since there are some bad things that the hero did to the heroine, plus it gives a little bit of background as to the hero’s motives.