Perfect Addiction (The Perfect Series Book 2)

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I love the emergence of the New Adult genre and more college-aged romances. The promise of a hate-to-love relationship called to me, and the fact that the narrative was set in the context of a consulted revenge plot and the “and they were roommates” trope seemed to make this book the perfect read. Sienna is an impulsive person and makes rash decisions but i understand why she does that being kinda neglected by her parents she always wanted to prove herself i am so precious of her and her strength she deserves the world🥹💗 One thing that did bother me was the age of the main character. At 18 or 19 years old, she seemingly is an expert in martial arts but yet has minimal life experience and is able to train MMA fighters… Perfect Addiction stars Kiana Madeira as Sienna. Madeira is best known for playing Deena in Netflix’s Fear Street trilogy. She also played Nora in the After series of films. The After series, like Perfect Addiction, started life on Wattpad and is a similarly angsty romance. Audiences should enjoy seeing Madeira bring to life the character Claudia Tan described as And that's what makes him so efficient. Because he now has psychological impact on them and we get to see them fall apart and piece themselves together, stronger than ever. He was like their ultimate test. A test for both our characters to overcome their insecurities.

You know what makes a person a fighter? It's not the number of punches he can throw or how long he can last in the cage. It's when he shows real courage and strength to overcome his battle wounds. You have scars, Killer. Own up to them." Not only is Claudia Tan skilled in writing MMA fighters (because our girl Sienna is one too), but the chemistry between the characters was off the charts too.Sienna is great too, she's one of those characters that actually stays committed to what they say and I love her for that. I wish her revenge plan worked out a little differently though. Okay, first of all, I remember being so in love with this book when I first read it and while reading this book, I got immersed in those feelings again. The only difference I can say from then and now is that the published version is so much better. I don't know how a book that was already so good (from what I remember) could even get better, but Claudia and her team managed to do it.

strong, physically speaking, but she makes some questionable decisions in the process…Her journey to overcome her flaws is something that feels rewarding to see.” I was pleasantly surprised when I stumbled upon Claudia Tan’s Perfect Addiction and realised that there was a film adaption in the works. This was largely due to the fact that Claudia and I come from the same country. The other reason that I was intrigued was the concept seemed interesting and college-aged cast of characters (instead of the usual high school-aged nonsense). Trovare un modo per vendicarsi le risulta facile perché Kayden, avversario sconfitto e nemico del suo ex, decide di essere suo alleato, e accettare la sfida. This is a revenge story, one where I found myself rooting for the characters and other times frustrated. I was pulled into the story. I appreciated the way the characters had to overcome their own issues before getting their HFN. Holding grudges and bringing others into her plot for revenge eventually catches up. Personally, I can’t fault her for being angry, however, throughout the story she was slow to forgive and open herself up for what truly was the blessing of forgiveness and love.In terms of the characters, there were a few things that I really loved about Sienna. I adored that she was a fighter, literally seeing she was involved in the world of MMA. She was also a smart character, even if she never went to classes. The thing that I loved the most about Sienna was her drive to get shit done and her desire for revenge. However, a major issue I had with the book was that there was so much internal dialogue from Sienna, that it seemed to overwhelm any plot or description that needed to happen to carry the book.

At first, I enjoyed Jax as a villain in this book, then I grew frustrated with him because I felt like he was too shallow and underdeveloped. While I still agree that we as readers could benefit from knowing what drives him other than wanting to have complete control over Sienna, I think his role in the second half of the book kind of changes. He's no longer just there to drive the plot but in the end, he's there to put thoughts in the head of our main characters - Sienna and Kayden.This book was one of my favourite wattpad books ever and being able to read it as a book and an arc on top of it i feel so freaking proud😭💗 I think the writing definitely improved from book 1 but for me, there's too much describing at times. Sienna thinks she has everything figured out. That is until she discovers that her boyfriend has been screwing around with her very own sister. Sigh) my love and admiration for Kayden grew more and more as I read. I forgot how much I loved Kayden from when I first read this, and the way he went from grumpy, but also a complete softie for Sienna was everything! I also loved seeing how Kayden was with Sienna such as, “…during those few rare moments when he lets his guard down, theres a kind of genuineness there that softens me and makes me feel all gooey inside.” Honestly same because even I was feeling gooey inside with the moments of sweetness and protectiveness that came off Kayden (sigh) yeah I hope you can tell just how much my love for this tough MMA fighter was STRONG AND IN FULL FORCE! GIMMIE! Can one woman’s vengeance on her ex lead her to a new love? Or will it tear apart her future forever . . .