Perfect Fit

Brenda Jackson read in one setting always a page turner.

This book is a great love story about two individuals that have been hurt deeply and scared to trust again. There are hot and steamy parts and there Oh, my God moments. I could not put the book down because I on edge wanting to know what was going to happen next. I will recommend this book as a great read.

I couldn't put this novel down. Ms. Jackson is a great writer, a great storyteller. I've read many of her other books(some good and some so-so),and she's still all that. The way Ms. Jackson tells this story, it's like you're right in between Gabe and Sage. The way she describes where Gabe's house is located...hey I gotta go to Alaska now. I'm never disappointed when I read a Brenda Jackson novel, and I can't wait to read what she's got next.

Well, this is a well written book with a very important lesson about forgiveness. Sage had to learn to forgive Erol, but let the relationship go because she was not inlove with Erol anymore. As for Gabe Blackwell, he learned that not only did he have issues as well, but he too had to forgive Lindsey. I knew that Ms. Jackson would get to the point of forgiveness, but I must say that I was wonderfully surprised that she used the scripture;not in so much as to put in chapters and verses, to make her point, but to paraphrase and not take anything away nor add to it. It was a lesseon well learned. Wonderfully written. The total human -- mind, body and spirit was simply delivered simply to the reader. The spiritual won over as far as praying and learning about life and love washed over Sage. Thank you for not making Sage turn to being a wimpy, always crying individual. Can't stand that in books. Forgiveness is a wonderful thing.

A great book. This is the story of Sage Dunbar, a woman that was hurt and betrayed by the man she was to marry, and to make matters worse on the same day she discovers her fathers affair. Hurt by all the betrayal she heads to Alaska and meets Gabe, a successful, handsome, and fine brother. They begin a romance but Sage refuses to believe in love because she can't put the past hurt behind her. Can Gabe prove to her that love doesn't have to hurt.

This book was hotter than any I've read of Brenda's novels, and I have read all of them.I was glad when Sage came to her senses and realized that Gabe was the ideal man for her or any woman wishing for a perfect man.Keep writing those good books Mrs. Jackson,and my friends and I promise to keep purchasing them.