Wednesday, February 13, 2013

"Picture Perfect," by Janice Thompson

"Picture Perfect," by Janice Thompson
She’s trying to focus on her future. How can one man make everything feel so . . . fuzzy?

Hannah McDermott has a successful photography studio. She’ll soon be featured in Texas Bride magazine. And she has a celebrity client whose Galveston ceremony will be her ticket to the top spot on wedding coordinator Bella Neeley’s list of recommended photographers. But it could all come crashing down around her because of one man: archrival and photographer extraordinaire Drew Kincaid.

As the competition between Hannah and Drew heats up, Hannah is surprised to find that it’s not the only thing getting more intense. She can’t get the handsome man out of her thoughts-or even out of her line of sight-and the job of her dreams is turning into a nightmare. Will everything she’s worked for slip out of her hands? And can she see past her pride to find a picture-perfect love?

With contagious humor and a cast of quirky characters, Janice Thompson gives you crazy bridal-business drama, sweet romance, and a satisfying dose of laughter.

I have no idea why, but it took me a while to get "into" this book.  It's not a hard book to read and it's a fun book with a good story line.  I think the author made it a tad too wordy and more complicated than it needed to be.

True there are a great "cast of quirky characters," ones that you can relate too, and a story ending that is predictable, there was just something missing for me.

Stars out of  5 : 3 Enjoyed the book, but didn't fall totally in love with it and will probably forget all about it very soon.

"Book has been provided courtesy of Baker Publishing Group and Graf-Martin Communications, Inc.

Available at your favourite bookseller from Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group".

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