Perfect

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Summary: Good writing, but the story-line is hard to figure out.
Review: I have to agree, along with most others, that this is probably McNaught's best. Julie and Zach's love is touching if unusual- he kidnapped her, for crying out loud- but I think Paul Richardson deserved better. He just drops out of the story. Does she actually give this man what he deserves? Who wouldn't like their own gorgeous FBI man? All right, so it is hard to compare him to one of Hollywood's best, but he gets a bad break. Julie was unusually insensitive about him.

Zach needs therapy. JM has so many of the heros being cruel to her heroines. Why? Okay so he is deliriously sexy, but he used sex to control Julie. That really cannot be forgiven as easily as she did.

And, as someone else said, what happened to Dom? If the fact of his injury caused Zach so much grief, then why did Zach seemingly drop him after being restored to fame and wealth?

I enjoy Barbra Streisand as much as the next person, but putting in the lyrics to one of her songs was more than a little cheesy.

Okay, so what did I like? JM wrote the love scenes better than I've seen them anywhere except for R.J. Waller. And there were fabulously touching moments.

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Summary: My Favoritist book ever!!!!!
Review: O.K I'm going to try to not take up the whole review thingi but I mean her book are woderfull I love them all and theyre just so moving I just can't say it enough i just love her books I mean I read her books like crazy!!! I mean I went from being Christopher Pike fan (a very good author as well) tomboy to a romantic young lady with her books. Its kinda sad that their so good that I read them in a day and then I have nothing to read but i just can't help myself. O.K well anyway I don't know why but this is my favorite book I guess it was because this is my introduction to the Romance world (my friends recomended her but I thought they were cheezy (yeah right), so I didn't read her until I was stuck at homa grounded and I remembered that my friend had loaned it to me)but after all her books (I just need to read 2 more and ill be finished) and all the other romance novels Ive read hers are the best!!! so any way if you readers out there find a new book of hers I havent read please contact me and as for Judith keep writing we love your books!!!!!! Dani

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Summary: Incredible!!
Review: Just one word comes close to describing this book: PERFECT!! One of the most touching and realistic love stories I have ever read and I am definitely going to re-read it often. The characters are deep, lovealbe and you just wish to be like them. You won't be able to put this book down so better have lots of time on your hand when you start reading it - best a whole weekend or a vacation. An absolute MUST READ!!

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Summary: The title sums up the book.
Review: I was quite impressed with this book. It was my first book read from Ms. McNaught and it isn't my last. After I read this story, I preceeded to search out all of her other works and purchace them all. I am extremly impressed with the way Ms. McNaught has the ability to captivate me with her writing. This is an EXCELLENT book and I recommend it highly

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Summary: The Blockbuster Romance Novel of the Century
Review: Dear Readers of Love, I must agree with all who say that this is the best love novel since Romeo and Juliet. It beats the romance between Jack Dawson and Rose Dewitt Bukater by 5 inches! Paul Richardson deserved more of Julie's time and love than Zack did. By showing what true love is to him and to value family, Julie has not only turned Zack's world upside down, she also reinvented his heart. Ms. McNaught once again makes her emotional trademark in her books. Although I could not understand how they could have fallen in love after 5 years of imprisonment for Zack and spending time alone together in a snowbound cabin, the love story surely hit off right.

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Summary: It's "Perfect"
Review: "Perfect" is with out a doubt THE BEST LOVE STORY I have every read. I did not think anything could top "Paradise", But I feel it did. All I can say is what's next?????????

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Summary: The Blockbuster Romance Novel of the Century
Review: Dear People, I immensely fell in love with this most incredible book. The love, the romance, the setting, the characters, the plot, the emotions, and the actions were what made this book stand out alot. Although I know that some people will not agreee with me, "Perfect" by Judith Mcaught is indeed the blockbuster romance novel of the century. It beats " Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare by a half-star. Please, if you're reading this, please, read the book if you haven't or if you have, go and read it again. A Loyal Fan of Judith McNaught

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Summary: Its Just Perfect!!!
Review: Of all the books of Judith McNaught I have read 'Perfect' is the best. She draws you into the story, that after you finsh reading it, you just feel like 'Oh God I am going to miss all the characters in the book'. You become so attached to the characters that finishing the book is such a painful experience, because all you want do is hear more about Zack. And to top it all, every girl or woman who reads Perfect, I assure you will fall madly in Love with the handsome, loving Zack. Perfect is simply Perfect!!

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Summary: I LOVED IT!!!!
Review: What a book! I fell in love with Zach and Julie. The scenes were so vivid and emotional that I just couldn't put the book down. I especially loved the scene in the highschool where Zach professes his love for Julie in a crowded auditorium. I also loved the way McNaught included another of my all time favorite couples, Matt and Meredith from Paradise, into the storyline. I just couldn't get enough! This is a must read for anyone who believes that "love conquers all".

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Summary: Awesome book!
Review: For fans of romantic stories, this is a must read! The characters are realistic, distinct people who ring true. You grow to love Julie & Zack, and feel for them through all their obstacles and triumphs. The descriptions and dialogue are not the typical cliches, but simple and sweet. The entire story feels real and is fast-paced, engrossing. Definately one of McNaught's best.