Sadie comes from a broken home and believes falling in love will only lead to pining for someone she’ll never be able to keep. So she formed an equation to help her find the perfect guy. If he actually exists. Owen is a struggling perfectionist that never quite meets any of his goals. Especially since his biggest one is to get his mother’s approval, and she’s always comparing him to his can-do-no-wrong sister. But even he knows that love has nothing to do with math, and it’s rarely ever perfect. They’re thrown together for an online creative writing course, and they both start questioning their beliefs. Like if they’ve been looking for the wrong things all along. When one night shatters the illusion of how perfect their relationship can be, will Sadie revert back to her equation? Or will Owen get her to start thinking with her heart, and prove he’s her perfect ten? Her Perfect 10 is written is dual 1st person point of view. The Stars in the Sand series follows the same couple throughout three books. Each one has a satisfying ending with NO CLIFFHANGER and can be read as a stand alone. It is highly recommended that the series be read in order to enjoy Sadie and Owen’s entire story to the fullest extent.