Picture Perfect

This is an amazing story. Picoult is an amazing author - more than that, and amazing story teller. She draws you into the story and you feel like you're in that world. I could not put the book down, and was choked up for at least the last quarter of the book.
Relateable in so many ways.
Makes you want to run to the person you love and hold on tight.

The book came when it was supposed to and it was in the condition that was mentioned on the website.

I found myself not liking Cassie at all. Every time Alex hurt her, she said it was "her fault". For a woman who was so smart and independent before she met Alex, she surely must have taken a Stupid Pill after the wedding.

I am a Jodie Picoult fan yet am finding this book an arduous literary sleeping pill. Seriously, I am in the 4th quadrant of the book and Cassie is now going to the indian reservation with the cop. Arghhh, someone please email me and tell me what happens so I don't have to read the rest of this book!

Terribly disappointing. I am a Jodi Picoult fan, but this was a waste of time. I am chalking it up to the fact that it is one of her early works. It reads like a romance novel - nothing more.