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Mom's Perfect Boyfriend by Crystal Hemmingway is told through a series of emails, texts, letters and journal entries, all of which make it a well-paced read. The format evokes a sense of fun (verging on the ridiculous at times) as the relationship between the mother and daughter characters develop (or should that be unravel?)
It takes an unusual look at romance and the effects a new “relationship�� has on a family. That said, the mother-daughter bond is relatable, as are the sibling showdowns. Dysfunctional families are really only normal after all, although the degree of disfunctionality is debatable �� and unique to each family.
A fun read overall.