Picture Perfect Book

As a Jodi Picoult fan I found this book really interesting. It's a story that has depth that tackles a very serious issue (I won't go in to too much detail as I don't want to spoil it for other readers).

Through the characters the story questions human behaviour and the ability to change. You could categorise this book as a romance however this story shows the good, the bad and the ugly side of love.

I fell in love with the characters of Cassie and Will as they are very different people brought together in extreme circumstances and it's these circumstances that leads them to both questions who they are, their histories, and their future.

Alex Rivers is a very three dimensional character, one minute wanting to hate him, the next sympathising with him. Picoult has managed to bring to life a believable Hollywood superstar, without going over the top.

All three of the main characters have had startling pasts which will surprise the reader and keep you turning the pages.

As the book ends on a bittersweet note, the reader won't be able to stop themselves imaging the future for Alex, Cassie and Will.

I would definitely say this is one of my favourites of Picoult's books, although My Sisters Keeper will always remain at the top of my list.

This book is a must read!

A woman is found in a Los Angeles graveyard unable to remember anything about herself or her life. No one is more surprised than she when days later her husband comes to the police station to take her home - and turns out to be Hollywood's leading superstar Alex Rivers. Cassie Barrett begins to remember bits about her life: her passion for her career as an anthropologist the whirlwind romance on location in Africa her childhood. But she senses there is something troubling in this perfect life that she can't remember; and then when she sees a pregnancy test it all comes flooding back - and once again Cassie feels there is no alternative but escape...