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A review by kaitrosereads
Past Perfect by Leila Sales
5.0
Past Perfect is the perfect book to read when you are in the mood for something light and fun. So many books these days are very dark and Past Perfect is the perfect book to counteract those. (Not that I don't love my dark books.) =)
Past Perfect is not your typical chick-lit romance novel. It actually has a very entertaining plot that doesn't just focus on the romance. There is a war going on between the two historical reenactment villages and it was quite hilarious to read about. There are some devious teenagers. I loved reading about the crazy schemes they came up with. They were laugh out loud funny!
There was a great cast of characters in this book. Chelsea was a bit annoying at first because of her obsession with her ex-boyfriend but she quickly outgrew that. Her best friend, Fiona, was a surprisingly great friend. No backstabbing from her! Dan was a bit awkward but in the best possible way. His interactions with Chelsea cracked me up. The miliner girls were my least favorite characters but they weren't too bad. Bryan cracked me up and Chelsea's dad reminded me a lot of my own.
Overall, Past Perfect is a great chick lit novel with a bit more to it. It's funny, sweet, and a super easy read Perfect for a rainy day!
Past Perfect is not your typical chick-lit romance novel. It actually has a very entertaining plot that doesn't just focus on the romance. There is a war going on between the two historical reenactment villages and it was quite hilarious to read about. There are some devious teenagers. I loved reading about the crazy schemes they came up with. They were laugh out loud funny!
There was a great cast of characters in this book. Chelsea was a bit annoying at first because of her obsession with her ex-boyfriend but she quickly outgrew that. Her best friend, Fiona, was a surprisingly great friend. No backstabbing from her! Dan was a bit awkward but in the best possible way. His interactions with Chelsea cracked me up. The miliner girls were my least favorite characters but they weren't too bad. Bryan cracked me up and Chelsea's dad reminded me a lot of my own.
Overall, Past Perfect is a great chick lit novel with a bit more to it. It's funny, sweet, and a super easy read Perfect for a rainy day!