Twisted Perfection: A Rosemary Beach Novel

I liked that it arrived with in 2 days of ordering, fast delivery, really good read I cant seem to put it down that's how good it is

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Ein weiterer Teil der gut durchdachten Rosemary Beach Serie von Abbi Glines.Sehr gut zu lesen und macht Lust auf mehr Geschichten rund um die verschiednen Charaktere und ihr Weg zum Glück!Nicht nur, dass hier die Geschichte zweier weitere Personen erzählt wird, nein es kreuzen sich auch die Wege mit Blaire und Rush, die ihre eigene abgeschlossene Trologie im Rosemary Beach Universum haben :-)

love reading anything by Abbi Glinesher books are easy to get lost in and the stories take you right there with the characters!

Please bear in mind that this is my thoughts on both Twisted Perfection and Simple Perfection together rather than as separate books. I will try to keep it spoiler free but some things maybe unavoidable.I really liked Woods in Fallen Too Far and even more in Never Too Far with his propensity to act as the white knight. I think he liked having some to take care of, issues with his own family left him feeling inadequate and the opportunity to be needed is something he hadn’t realised he craved.My heart ached for Della, having suffered such a horrendous childhood and subsequent tragedy, I admired her ability to remain positive with only the slightest spiral into depression. She is a very positive, vibrant person that draws people to her, her sunny disposition and innate kindness shine through the narrative. However, she is battling inner demons caused by the negativity she was constantly bombarded with. I think the things she suffered would have broken other people and desperately wished she could see herself as others saw her. Her drive to seize the day and life live while she could lead her to Woods. I definitely feel as if fate played a part in bringing them together. They are exactly what each other needs. Like two pieces of a jigsaw joining together to complete the puzzle *swoon*However, insecurities and misunderstandings cause angst and quite a few tears for me. there is a fine line between being protective and being smothering, as Woods soon discovers. There are a number of plot developments in both books that I could never have predicted. One especially completely broke my heart, over and over again (if you’ve read it you will know what I am referring to).Seeing the progression of the other characters is always a huge bonus in this series and even though it is a semi-spin-off it is necessary to read these books in the order they are published because they contain information about the other characters leading to the next books. I really loved Della’s friend Braden in these books, everyone should have a friend like her, the term tough love certainly applied in this story :)While the Della and Woods story is certainly sweet and smexy, it is the character development that is the highlight of these books. Woods certainly does a lot of personal reflection but it is Della that really steals the show. I loved loved loved how she progressed.I had forgotten how much I loved this series and the characters in it. So much so that I re-read Fallen too Far immediately after finishing Simple Perfection. Hence I’m blaming Abbi for staying up til 3 on a school night ;) I’m so glad Abbi writes fast, bring on the next book :)