Book Review: ‘Picture Perfect Autumn: A Novel’ By Shelley Nobel

Dani Campbell, Lawrence Sinclair, and his grandson Peter are three lost souls. Dani is a famous photographer, who comes across some pictures by Lawrence, and she needs to meet him to get her pictures to the next level. She tracks him down to an old house, living by himself, and gets him to let her stay at his house, and he will help her. Peter is on track to be the CEO of Sinclair Industries, he doesn’t want the job, he wants to just be a lawyer. When Peter comes to visit his estranged grandfather, sparks fly with Dani, and the three of them stay together and become like a family. Each encourages the other to do what is right for them. When some truths come out, Dani is hurt, and returns to New York, and her life there for a while, until she figures out what it is she should be doing. A well-written tale of self-discovery, putting the past behind you, and being true to yourself. A perfect end of summer/beginning of fall novel.

You can pick up Picture Perfect Autumn in stores on Tuesday, September 19th from Avon.