Michelle's Reviews > Perfectly Imperfect

ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review






Picture Perfect!!!! Harper Sloan delivers a stunningly beautiful, heartfelt, and touching read. Ms. Sloan captures our hearts as she strips her readers bare and exposes an honest and raw story in Perfectly Imperfect.

Perfection. As humans, we all strive to achieve some form of perfection in our lives whether it be getting good grades, finding the perfect wedding dress, the perfect mate, or in this case, the perfect body. As a woman, who can easily relate to the heroine with her struggles on body image, I applaud Harper Sloan for stripping her readers naked and allowing them to see true beauty does not solely lie on the outside. But that beauty is in our flaws, imperfections and the true essence of beauty lies in happiness. Our beauty lies in accepting everything about oneself whether you are a size 0 or size 14. And Harper Sloan's Perfectly Imperfect truly captured this important message.



Willow Tate is a heroine that I truly admire because she showed us what it means to be real, vulnerable and how to find strength, love and happiness within oneself. Willow is just like any woman out there who finds themselves losing control. And when we hit rock bottom, depression and insecurities can take root leaving us to feel uncomfortable in our skins. Hence, making us feel not worthy of love. Our sense of self worth is lost in peer pressure, negativity and insecurity. And for Willow Tate, the journey of acceptance and happiness was not an easy feat. It was a journey that took years and months for her to really step back and see that her self-worth was the key to her happiness and love. And along this path of reclaiming her life, she found a man who loved and appreciated all her curves.



Though Perfectly Imperfect biggest message was about learning to love yourself, it also had a great love story in the backdrop. I absolutely adored the relationship of Willow and Kane as they navigated through their relationship. As a celebrity in Hollywood, Kane Masters never pressured Willow to change or be skinny. He accepted everything about her and I loved that he was her biggest supporter and her pillar of strength.




Thank you Harper Sloan for gifting your readers this beautiful and touching story. Thank you for writing a story that was full of heart, honesty and raw emotions. And lastly, thank you for reminding readers who are the Willow Tate's out there that it's okay to be imperfect. So if you are looking for a sexy romance that will set your hearts racing and a book that delivers a heartfelt message then I highly recommend you to read Perfectly Imperfect. Just remember perfect is boring and imperfections is beauty.




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