Book details
Perfection and Other Illusive Things: A contemporary romance
Description
What if you woke up one morning looking as perfect as you'd always hoped you'd be? What if you then went after all the things you were too afraid to chase after before? And what if that made everything go wrong, instead of right?Drawn to Hawk and intrigued by his colorful best friend Ivy, Eden thinks maybe she could choose something more than the safe, vanilla life she's always had. Juggling the old and new is more difficult than she imagines though, and one night changes everything. Now she's grounded, kicked off the volleyball team, and fighting with her best friends. Fine, she thinks, if her old life doesn't want her, she'll burrow herself in the new. Except Ivy outs a secret Eden thought was for her and Hawk alone. Retribution comes fast, and Ivy accuses Eden of being the tattletale.If Eden can't embrace her true self and clear her name, she'll burn everyone she cares about and lose herself in the process.
Age
13-18
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
308 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Engaging Storyline: Contemporary romance novels often offer engaging and relatable storylines that keep readers invested in the characters' journeys and emotional development.
- Relatable Characters: The genre typically features characters that readers can identify with, presenting real-life challenges and personal growth that resonate with the audience.
- Emotional Depth: Reading a contemporary romance can provide a deep exploration of emotions and human relationships, offering a cathartic experience and insights into the complexities of love and connection.
- Escapism: Contemporary romance books like 'Perfection and Other Illusive Things' can serve as a form of escapism, allowing readers to immerse themselves in a world of romance and happiness, providing a break from everyday stress.