I purchased The Perfect Girl at an airport newsstand because I’d heard good things about What She Knew, Ms. Macmillan’s previous novel. I ended up staying up really late finishing it the day after I bought it (I’m probably the only person who got 5 hours of sleep in Vegas not because of the gambling or the drinking, but because I wanted to finish a book). However, even though I really enjoyed reading the book, I don’t actually think I liked the book. It is […]
Perfectly Unmemorable
This is one of those fast paced books that you can’t put down, that completely evaporates from your mind the moment you complete it. Interesting in the moment, but no lasting impact. Zoe Maisey, perfect teenage piano player, killed several of her classmates in a drunk driving accident a few years ago (there’s more to the story, but it gets parceled out bit by bit). She served her time, and now she’s out and back in school in a new town. Her mother has remarried and had […]