Almost Perfect
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4.1 • 89 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
USA TODAY bestselling author Claudia Burgoa brings readers a delightful new romantic comedy that’s equal parts hilarious and sexy about friendship and learning how to fall in love!
Olympic medalist and X-game sensation Alex Spearman thinks he’s perfect.
He’s not. I know his kind.
Rich, famous, and emotionally unavailable.
Well...He’s perfect enough to hook up with on the weekend of his sister’s wedding.
His sister is my best friend. This is a disaster in the making.
Did I mention he’s also hot, sexy and funny?
How can I resist?
After a steamy weekend, I agree. We have chemistry.
But it just won’t work out in the long run.
He’s just a fond memory. That is...until he moves next door.
When I’m in need, the almost perfect man offers to help.
On a “friends-only” basis.
“Just friends,” he said. Yeah, right.
Suddenly, Alex is getting too close for comfort.
Things are becoming heated … becoming too real for me.
Is this the real deal or am I another medal to him?
Customer Reviews
Perfection
I discovered Claudia Burgoa about a year ago and instantly fell in love with her writing style. I met the Spearman's in Jackson's story and loved June's Christmas novella. I still need to read Jason's story and his book as well as Hannah's family's series are moving to the top of my TBR.
The absolute best part of this book was the letters that Alex and Hannah sent to each other. You got to watch these two completely fall in love but also be taken by surprise by how their relationship had grown in the time that Hannah is away.
I love when authors cross over series, even when I haven't read one of them. I want to know so much more about Hannah's family. This book has opened the potential for other characters' HEA and I'm hopeful that there will be so many more books coming.
Love love love this author, have nearly all her books!
Hated this book. What a heroine.
We all have suffered at some point of our lives at some degree…… she thinks that she has a patent on suffering.
Almost Perfect
Don’t try to read this book if you haven’t started at the beginning of the series. It makes no sense. I downloaded it because it was free, couldn’t finish it. Main character, Hannah, is trite, trying to be extra smart but just doesn’t work for me.