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Review: Dreams of Perfection by Rebecca Heflin

Dreams of PerfectionDreams of Perfection by Rebecca Heflin
Lynn's rating: 5 of 5 stars

Darcy is a romance writer, a dreamer, a tomboy and is looking for Mr. perfect. Blake Garrett is the man she judges every guy on. Blind date after blind date and she has yet to find him. She thinks as long as she keeps looking she will eventually come across him. Her best friend Josh has been in love with Darcy from pretty much the moment he met her. Afraid of losing her friendship he sits back and listens to her tales of not finding Mr. Perfect. Until the night her other best friend Laura ends up in the emergency room and the perfect man from her novel walks into the room. Dr. Blake Garrett. he has all the attributes of her perfect man but there is something missing. But she is determined to make it work. After all, this is the man she has been waiting for.

This is my first book from this author and I loved it. You have to laugh at Darcy at times. Living in her head and trying to make the fairy tale come true. Poor Josh was seriously friend-zoned through most of the book. So afraid to step over that line. But willing to do anything for Darcy. She doesn't see it. She has the perfect man blinders on. Laura the other best friend is another great supporting character. Where Darcy is the good girl, Laura is the bad girl and makes for some fantastic conversations. Will Laura take her blinders off and see who is perfect for her or will she continue to keep them on and miss the love of her life?

If you love best-friend romance, don't pass this one up.


Dreams of Perfection

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Best-selling romance writer Darcy Butler is holding out for perfection in the form of her own carefully-crafted heroes. Once blissfully engaged to be married, Darcy's post-traumatic commitment phobia is depriving her of the very thing she wants most: her very own happily-ever-after. Now, here she is just six months shy of her thirtieth birthday, and not a Prince Charming in sight. Successful lawyer Josh Ryan is the boy-next-door with a soft spot for the less fortunate, and Darcy's best friend without benefits. Darcy often comes to him lamenting her love-life, or the lack thereof, whereupon Josh patiently doles out his sage advice. Problem is Josh is in love with Darcy. But when Darcy finds herself looking into the handsome face of the man who graces the cover of her soon-to-be-released novel, she's convinced her dreams of perfection have come true. Or have they?

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