Paint Me Perfect

Real Life, Real Love, Book 1

By: Kay Cove

Narrated by: Kyle Mason, Kingsley Rose

She plays the part of his sweet girlfriend perfectly but when the cameras are off, the real drama unfolds . . .

Chase is ready to turn over a new leaf and leave his Hollywood playboy antics behind. He asked the universe for a chance at real love and is confident that Noa is his swift delivery. The only problem? It's near impossible to move forward when there is still a spotlight on the skeletons of his past.

Newly single, Noa's focused on one thing and one thing only—and it does not involve a whirlwind summer romance with megastar actor Chase Ford.

Armed with a paintbrush and a new blank canvas, she's determined to paint the perfect family picture for her and her four-year-old son. It only takes one chance encounter. One tabloid picture. One publicity scheme to set the record straight.

Their ruse turns real.

Knowing he found the girl of his dreams, Chase is ready to fight for their chance at forever, but he's about to face the cruel reality Noa already knows too well—not all loves are created equal, and sometimes perfect isn't enough.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Kay Cove LLC (P)2024 Tantor

So good!

I absolutely loved this story. The narrators were excellent. I laughed and cried. I highly recommend!

Hmmmm 🤔

Nono is just a no-no. First off, why would you let your cousin tattoo your pu-nani? Maybe it's cultural & I'm ignorant. Next, your Ex-husband has an accident & you rush back, not just for your child, but to act as his wife while he recovers, when he has a fiancee or girlfriend that he's planning on having a baby with 🥴...huh? That's her job. Boundaries. She also said her family will always come first, her son yes, but she had already included her ex-husband in her family unit....just no. And she's allowing her ex & his girlfriend to stay in her guestroom...WTH! So, since Chase wants to move forward it's on him, he has no right to get upset when she caters to her ex-husband before him. With that said, Nono can't get upset with him for putting his family first. Also, how can you be a painter & not know that the art of paint is subjective? When her former prof told her that, she acted like it was a mic drop 🫤. This story does have some humorous parts. Narration was tolerable, female whisper read and male was stiff during commentary narration. I like dual narration, but would've been fine with just the female narrator, because her 'male/masculine' voice was better 😬.