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The Perfect Find edition by Tia Williams Literature Fiction eBooks

I have read all of Tia's books but this one spoke to me SO MUCH. The heroine of the book is 40 (I'm over 40!) and starting over which is such a great place to begin any story! Her writing is smart, twisty-turny, descriptive, funny and sexy as hell! The book reminds me SO much of the titles from Jackie Collins that I would sneak from my grandmother's bedside drawer. It was just a delicious 360+ page book that I couldn't put down and that I finished in 4 days. Bravo to Tia for representing strong well heeled black female characters in a positive light and carrying the torch. Waiting patiently for the sequel.


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The Perfect Find edition by Tia Williams Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

I cannot believe it took me this long to read Tia Williams’ The Perfect Find.

I ordered this book a few months back when it was on sale and it has been sitting idle on . Admittedly, I didn’t know much about Tia Williams but I saw Myleik reading this book on her snap chat and Luvvie also mentioned she read it in a day. When two of your favorite people mention a book, it is imperative that you buy it. Flying back to Florida last week, I decided that now was the perfect time to dive into this book.

The Perfect Find was SOOOO good. Jenna Jones was a famed fashion executive at Darling Magazine until an embarrassing breakup with her longtime fiance and subsequent breakdown forces her out of New York and back to her small town in Indiana. When she comes back to work for her cutthroat nemesis, Jenna sees that the game has changed quite a bit.

In The Perfect Find, Jenna not only has to find her place in this new digital age and fashion industry, but she has to evaluate what she really wants in her love life. Oh, and speaking of love life, let’s just say that she finds a cup of tea and then some in the sexy as hell and MUCH younger, Eric Combs.

What takes place in The Perfect Find is a perfect mesh of hilarity, sexual chemistry, and redefining love on your own terms at any age.

The Perfect Find read like a famed melodrama; it was a funny, sexy, angsty, and juicy read. Did I mention it was hilarious? It was like that rare perfect episode of General Hospital. I must save it and watch it (or in this case, read it) over and over again.

Between this book and Tia’s interview with Myleik on her podcast recently, she may just very well be one of my new favorite people.

Need a fantastic read that will make you laugh your ass off and remind you that you’re hopeless romantic? Pick up The Perfect Find ASAP.
I've been hearing about this book for months now--*months.* I kept seeing it reviewed on different blogs; authors I respect continually hyped it. I finally broke down and decided to read it, and I'm glad because it was adorable. *Absolutely adorable.* . Whether or not I'd recommend it would depend on the reader--you've got to appreciate the necessity of *feel-good* stories. You've got to love stories about impossible love. If you don't, the storyline will just seem absurd...

Jenna was once a force in the New York fashion world, but a broken engagement and career set-back have compelled her to make big changes in her personal and professional life. Eric Combs, the son of Jenna's new boss, has just graduated from film school. He wants to create content that matters, but lack of opportunity has encouraged him to take a job as a videographer of a fashion magazine. Jenna's 40; Eric's 22. The age gap between them is REAL and significant. They're at completely different spaces in their lives. As they get to know each other and develop an amiable friendship which becomes something more, each comes to realize that they've found the right person at the wrong time...and often love isn't enough to make something--even the very best of things--last. I really loved the character development. Both Jenna and Eric were charming, frustrating, complicated characters. The supporting characters, however, weren't as robust and were often more distracting than enhancing. The dialogue was amusing and the narrative exposition was good. I found the story to be engaging; it was equally realistic and ridiculous. The heart of the story, however, the personal growth and introspection that both Jenna and Eric engage in, was compelling and satisfying. Like so many other readers, I found the ending to be...fine, but sooo unfulfilling. I wanted more. I think that the ending, as it was, worked and fit with the arc of their lives. It was sensible. However, the hopeless romantic in me wanted something less ambiguous, something firmer. And since the plot itself was exaggerated at times, is it so terrible to have hoped for something...more? In any case, this was a good quick read.
I am not incredibly interested in fashion writing -- I am fine looking at the pictures! In addition, I don't really understand the world of fashion blogs and writers. I have zero interest in fashion blogs. Though I was eager for another book from Ms. Williams, once I started it, I was not sure I could relate. But the characters were surprisingly well-developed, the language clear and inviting. And the love story -- I just didn't see it coming!! SO, so very sweet and compelling. I don't find enough of these -- books about a black girl that aren't really about racial identify crisis or overcoming the trauma of growing up black in America. WE NEED MORE OF THIS!!! Thank you, Ms. Williams!
I have read all of Tia's books but this one spoke to me SO MUCH. The heroine of the book is 40 (I'm over 40!) and starting over which is such a great place to begin any story! Her writing is smart, twisty-turny, descriptive, funny and sexy as hell! The book reminds me SO much of the titles from Jackie Collins that I would sneak from my grandmother's bedside drawer. It was just a delicious 360+ page book that I couldn't put down and that I finished in 4 days. Bravo to Tia for representing strong well heeled black female characters in a positive light and carrying the torch. Waiting patiently for the sequel.