Hannah Grace McDermott, a professional wedding photographer
feels as if she can’t have a life that is not filled with almost and predictability.
Hannah has almost went to prom with a member of the High School Football Team,
almost shot Brock Benson’s Wedding at Club Wed, and almost made it on the cheer
leading squad. Just when Hannah feels
she will never accomplish anything big a chance to be in the Texas Bride
Magazine comes her way. Everything goes well with the interview until her arch nemesis
Drew Kincaid shows up and Hannah Grace realizes that she has two totally two
different shoes on and spills her whole cup of coffee on Drew ‘so hot you would
have to blow him out to keep a house from burning on fire Kincaid. The two meet
several times, at Club Wed the most popular place to have a wedding on the
Island and at the owner, Bella Neely’s house. When Hannah is given the challenge
to photograph the biggest Bridezilla in Texas, she is challenged and doesn’t
know what to do, luckily for her she has a large family to go to for help and Grandpa
Angus’ old Irish sayings. Thought times of trouble, large plates of Italian food
and the usual Irish dishes, Hannah and Drew then fall for each other, and life
only gets better.
Hannah Grace McDermott lives in a predictable world that has
never changed since the day she was born. At 6:00pm her Father comes home and
ten minutes later the family, once six but now three sit at the overly large
table and eat the usual meat and potatoes. Hannah can’t help but want change;
she would rather watch Brock Benson, the hottest guy around on Dancing with the
Stars, however her Father can’t help but follow the strict routine. Hannah
wants to live a life full of different things not just the same old, same old,
and when she starts doing jobs half of the way because of stress levels she
really starts to question what she is supposed to do. Hannah is the last one in
her family to live at home and she is the oldest, desperate for love she goes
to the extreme in all areas. Hannah is a trustworthy and unconfident character,
always looking for advice and wondering what she should do next. Hannah is my
favourite character in Picture Perfect, probably because I love photography
almost as much as she does and I also dream of my one day wedding with whoever
God sends my way.
Picture Perfect was one of those books that caught me from
the very beginning. I loved the how the love story started as a hate
relationship between the two and how Hannah Grace couldn’t stand the thought of
Drew Kincaid. Then throughout the novel it is like Hannah is questioning wither
or not Drew is the right one for her and the story goes on and on from there,
with dates and kissed throughout the book. I chose to read Picture Perfect
mainly because I liked the summary of the book and I love photography so I
thought that the book would have been the right one for me. I am glad that I
chose the book because it was a great read, full a wonderful gushy romance. I would
recommend this book to anyone that loves a good love story, I am sure that you
will love the book.
Thank you for reading my honest book review on Picture
Perfect, feel free to leave your questions about the book in the comments slot and
I will try and answer them all.
