The Perfect Husband Book Reviews

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Excellent. What a great read. Glad Isobel got the courage and to take a stand for herself. Mason is a great guy. True love

Fast paced. A good read

I loved it. I love to read, but something has to really spark my attention for me to read a book to the end. I just stumbled across this book here just checking out the iBook app which I have never used before, so glad I did really enjoyed this book.

Love it!. Loveeee it!!

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Great. A great suspense romance about a woman who is in an abusive relationship and tries to find the strength to escape

Fake Australian book. This book, set in Australia, is inexplicably populated by characters who have grown up wholly American. There is a mom rather than a mum, they went to college not university, and their high school experience included the classic American trope of idolising the captain of the school football team. This is even more ludicrous when you consider that Rugby League is the code of football played in the part of Australia where the book is set. Rather than being ‘hunky’, the captain would have been ‘chunky’. The ideal body shape for a League player is like a “ride-on lawn mower – massive with a low centre of gravity”. One famous NRL player (Glenn Lazarus) had the nickname, ‘brick with eyes’. This is a wholly Americanised world where we have high school graduations (we don't), take Tylenol for headaches (a brand that doesn't exist here), and talk on cells (we call them mobiles). However it was when the abusive husband berated his wife as being as “scrawny as a prairie dog” that the author totally lost me. Why would he compare her to a critter only found in North America? At this point I stopped reading. For purely pecuniary interests (given the much larger North American market) this author has written a book that is so wholly Americanised one has to wonder why she set it in Australia in the first place. Why not plonk the whole shebang down in Portland, Oregon? There is NOTHING Australian about this book. This is a author who treats US readers as too dumb to understand a slightly different English-speaking culture and alienates local Aussie readers.

Real life. As sad as it is, it’s happening all around us. Narcissistic men that think they have the right to abuse. Definitely heart breaking, at some point I didn’t know if I could continue to read.I’m pleased I did. A must read.

A re-write urgently required. If only the book held true to its Australian roots and didn’t try to pander to a possible American audience.

Great first impression. This is the first Chris Taylor book I have read. I couldn't put it down! A great read that keeps you guessing till the end!

Brilliant!. Absolutely loved this book. Could not put it down. Vowed many times that I'd quit reading after that chapter and go to sleep. But no, not a chance. Each chapter left you with the need to know more. A must read!

Mom?. I think for a book set in Australia, the author should have made it more ‘australian’. It’s MUM here not Mom.

Cover your basics please. Based in Australia, but spells Mum as Mom? I expect my books to at least have simple things like this correct. Makes the whole book lack credibility and insight if the author can't even get something as easy as spelling right.

Lazy writer - Facts need to be checked. 1. Australians say Mum, not Mom 2. No such car as a Toyota Magna. These are two separate cars 3. Needs to check the geography of the city they are writing about s ie nearest police station to North Shore is not the Sydney City police station. I could go on. Very predictable and boring storyline.

Possibly 3.5 stars. Good story but it could've been a bit deeper.. I appreciate the story will highlight what some women go through and I hope we can all take that on board and help stamp out domestic violence! Shame the author must've felt compelled to americanise the story with things like cell phones, ball caps, college and the like. We are Australian and we are different .. Celebrate that!

The Perfect Husband. The Perfect Husband first book in the new series by Chris Taylor Called the Sydney Harbour Hospital Series. I thought I would not like it because I loved the Munroe Family Series. However, after reading the first Chapter, I fell in love with the characters and the story. The theme of the book is how the characters handle social issues of domestic violence and how you can find love again. You will fall in love with Dr Mason Alexander and wish that he was your perfect husband. I recommend this book.

Wowww. The whole time my heart kept on pounding very fast when reading this story. Loved it ❤️

Not Australian. Quite a good book but annoyed about incorrect facts. No such car as a Toyota Magna and Aussies don’t say Mom.

The Perfect Husband by Chris Taylor. Fantastic story. Should be more like it to bring this insidious disease to the forefront of our society. One suspects the writer speaks from experience. Well done. Don’t miss this read. Gary Huxham Thornlands Qld

The perfect husband. I found it hard to put this book down once I started. A quick moving story that was written with great visual context. It is great to see Chris, an Australian country girl, is fulfilling her dreams of writing. I love that the stories are set in Australia also. Now for the book in the series.

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