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Picture Imperfect (2013)

by Nicola Yeager(Favorite Author)

3.18 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Endeavour Press Ltd

review 1: Picture Imperfect by Nicola Yeager is a delightful read from start to finish. I'm a guy, and I'm not popping out of the closet, but I enjoyed this chicklit romp more than Sex & The City when I'm forced to watch it. Chloe Dixon is a wonderful character full of bitchslappy insights, snarky and pissed off in general. She has to cope with a temping job to supply money for her dream as an artist, good enough to be self-sufficient, she must be good to have an agent. Her big problem is Mark, her livein who spends all his money on himself and declares her dream unworthy - and he a wanker teaching bankers.Then arrives Chloe's big day - Mark is off for a week on Zante, Greece with a mate and two girl friends. No mention of Chloe. Kerboom! If nothing else, this ought to push Chloe in... moreto a decision.I loved the amusing anecdotes and snippy snide remarks, especially about Chloe's mother and agent, Rhoda.I give this cheerful romp FOUR STARS and highly recommend all chicklit lovers out there to help Chloe make the right decision.
review 2: Chloe is an artist living with Mark who is in banking and very money orientated. Mark suddenly announces he is going on holiday with a friend he’s not seen for years and two girls he’s never met before. Chloe doesn’t know quite how to react and alternates between anger and indifference. Once Mark is away she soon realises there are advantages to being on her own and maybe she can spend more time on her abstract art.I enjoyed this novella narrated by Chloe herself and I thought her varying emotions were well done. I liked the characters especially Chloe’s agent, Rhoda who is eccentric and dynamic and at first seems to put Chloe in the shade. This is an entertaining short read for anyone who enjoys chick lit which isn’t all about sex and shopping. less

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