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Too Perfect Perfect Trilogy Book 3 Julie Ortolon 9780451217073 Books

I never write reviews but I'm writing one for 'Too Perfect' because this book was very well written. I downloaded the first book and finished it yesterday and had to stay up and finish the series.

With modern women who have great depth and complicated emotions, friendships, fears, and aspirations, Julie doesn't shy away from exploring each facet of every character with great humor, sarcasm (when I laughed out loud on page 2 of the first book, I knew that this was going to be a great series), and surprising wisdom. I found myself writing down some of her quotes so that I could remember them. Amy's story was perfect. It's a superb interpretation of the Beauty and the Beast story (this may not be a fair analogy because the book is so much more), but this book takes two wounded characters and makes their story and trajectory real, natural, and beautiful. And, it's a great conclusion to the trilogy. Great job, Julie! I'm looking forward to reading more of your work. But, I'm curious, this all started with metaliterature (Jane's 'How to Have a Perfect Life) - unless I missed it, we don't know much about Jane other than she's the friend who started the whole mess of the dare and who is no longer great friends with the other girls. Is this the end of her story or will their friendship be reconciled at some point? Clearly, not all stories have a resolution or a happy ending, but I just wonder, Julie, if you ever read this, if you have Jane's story inside you somewhere.


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Too Perfect Perfect Trilogy Book 3 Julie Ortolon 9780451217073 Books Reviews

I loved reading these books about Three women who had to overcome obstacles in their lives to find true love and happiness. It’s amazing some of the baggage life throws at us.. to be able to throw that baggage out the window and live life again... see how these women do it...maybe you will find a way to throw out your baggage along the way while you read these intriguing books!
When I read Just Perfect & Almost Perfect, I was not blown away but these books did perk my curiosity about Amy Baker's story. And I am so glad I read this book - it was the best modern rendition of the Beauty & the Beast tale.

Amy Baker is stuck on an island when she misses her cruise - penniless and possession-less. She wants so badly to go home, but she doesn't want to lose her bet and prove herself to be a loser. So putting on her big girl panties, she takes up the post of housekeeper at a fort on the island. There, she meets Lance Beaufort - a happy-go-lucky employee of the Beast in the tower - Guy Gaspard. Even with the hunky Lance prancing around, Amy's heart goes to the disfigured guy in the tower. Of course, neither Lance nor Guy are who they say they are. They're both one and the same - Byron Parks. Hollywood producer and playboy, who's hiding out from the public eye after his much publicized breakup with America's sweetheart.

Amy is so likeable as a heroine - she's insecure, but it is so heartening to see her overcome her insecurities, come out of her shell and dare to love a man who won't show his face. Byron Parks is one of the best heroes ever. He's not a jerk, he doesn't mistreat Amy in either of his avatars - as a lot of romance heroes tend to do. He simply loves her for who she is, even when he's just hiding in his tower as Guy and doesn't want to lead her on to fall in love with a man who doesn't exist. She does leave him (as in Beauty & the Beast), but the ending is beyond romantic! Not a book to miss.
Too Perfect is the third book in the Perfect trilogy by Julie Ortolon. I do believe it is the best of the three. I didn’t think it would be from the first chapter as it dragged a bit; but once Amy got the job as housekeeper, it just grabbed me and pulled me into the book. I could imagine the Fort on St. Barts and see the lush greenery of the garden. The description of the house and kitchen was fabulous. I could even imagine it taking place in the 1800’s instead of now.
Amy Baker is a shy, slightly overweight pretty girl who hides her assets behind unflattering hairstyles and baggy clothes. She runs Traveling Nannies in her hometown near Austin, Texas. She lives and works in the remodeled carriage house behind her Grandmother (Meme)’s house. Other than having gone away to college, she has never traveled except in the stories she and her mother used to make up. Then she and her two best friends made a bet to face their fears. Maddie’s is to become an known artist, Christine’s is to overcome her fear of heights and go up on the ski lift with her brother to beat him skiing, and Amy’s is to travel somewhere on her own and manage to get back home. Amy has no sense of direction and easily gets lost. She takes a traveling Nanny job with grandparents who are taking their grandchildren on a cruise. Amy takes them swimming on St. Barts and returns them to the ship late. Since this isn’t the first problem, she is fired. Amy runs off in embarrassment and gets lost. She misses the ship and is stranded on St. Barts with very little money and nothing else. She manages to get her luggage packed up and shipped home from the cruise and gets her passport straightened out. Now she just has to get home. Instead of going directly home and not finishing her bet, she decides to get a job as housekeeper to a man who lives in “The Fort”. She will work for two weeks then hand in her two weeks’ notice and go home in four weeks. Meanwhile she checks up on her friends and grandmother by email.
Lance Beaufort hires her as housekeeper for Guy Gaspar. Her duties are to provide three meals a day and keep the house clean or as clean as possible while remodeling is going on. She is to put Guy’s meals in a dumbwaiter and then leave him alone. She is not to try to see Guy as he wants to be left alone. After a while, she manages to get Guy to eat dinner with her but she still doesn’t see him. As Guy and Lance help Amy come out of her shell and become the beautiful woman they see inside her, Amy comes to realize something is wrong. What secret are the two of them hiding? What will the cost be to Amy?
I never write reviews but I'm writing one for 'Too Perfect' because this book was very well written. I downloaded the first book and finished it yesterday and had to stay up and finish the series.

With modern women who have great depth and complicated emotions, friendships, fears, and aspirations, Julie doesn't shy away from exploring each facet of every character with great humor, sarcasm (when I laughed out loud on page 2 of the first book, I knew that this was going to be a great series), and surprising wisdom. I found myself writing down some of her quotes so that I could remember them. Amy's story was perfect. It's a superb interpretation of the Beauty and the Beast story (this may not be a fair analogy because the book is so much more), but this book takes two wounded characters and makes their story and trajectory real, natural, and beautiful. And, it's a great conclusion to the trilogy. Great job, Julie! I'm looking forward to reading more of your work. But, I'm curious, this all started with metaliterature (Jane's 'How to Have a Perfect Life) - unless I missed it, we don't know much about Jane other than she's the friend who started the whole mess of the dare and who is no longer great friends with the other girls. Is this the end of her story or will their friendship be reconciled at some point? Clearly, not all stories have a resolution or a happy ending, but I just wonder, Julie, if you ever read this, if you have Jane's story inside you somewhere.