Nobody's Perfect
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2.6 • 304 Ratings
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- $1.99
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- $1.99
Publisher Description
"Life isn't like a romance novel."
For Jenna Lansing, meeting the star of her favorite TV drama is a strange fluke, as well as a thrill. When Kinsey Sutton tells her he’d like to continue seeing her, that’s just icing on the cake. But this relationship faces some big challenges.
For one thing, there’s geography; they live on opposite ends of the country. Can a long-distance romance work? If so, for how long?
For another thing, there’s the matter of what Kinsey does for a living. Jenna has read enough magazine articles about actors’ rocky relationships to know that the odds are not exactly in their favor.
What’s the likelihood of this mismatched pair having a “happily ever after”? Their feelings for each other are not the issue. It’s everything else that threatens to get in the way.
**Nobody’s Perfect is less a traditional romance novel and more of a real-life relationship novel.**
Customer Reviews
Okay...???
I would have liked for it to end on a more "Hollywood" note because of the actor angle but other than that it was a really good read. I have ADHD and it kept me interested so kudos. Lol
Definitely agree with disappointing!
Approximately 300 pages to have an abrupt disappointing end. Very poor writing at the beginning and then once I finally got into it the story finally becomes a sad love story. Don't bother even for free!
The worst
This has to be among the worst, most poorly written books in the English language. It makes Twilight read like Tolstoy. Was this book actually published? There is an editor out there who has to admit to having anything to do with this rambling drivel? Please, stop writing for the sake of out literary futures.