Too Perfect

Too Perfect is the story of a man who by meeting a transsexual is forced to take a long look at his views on sexuality. Todd Dyson is looking for love or at least an attractive female to date. Todd's frustration comes from the fact he rarely meets anyone who meets his expectations until he meets Andrea. Andrea has everything that Todd could ever want in a female and more. It's the more that sends Todd on a mental odyssey. Todd not only faces trials in his private life but in his professional life. Todd faces temptation on his job that come from an unexpected and unwanted quarter. Too Perfect is a enlightening look at a man's view on relationships and modern day sexuality.

In Too Perfect Todd Dyson finds himself caught in a conundrum after meeting a transsexual. Todd has finally met the woman of his dreams but Andrea has more than he expected. Todd is a frustrated assistant principal who longs for a woman he can call his own, at least for one night. Todd works around women who are not sexually appealing to him. Todd often finds himself daydreaming about famous female singers who he will never meet. Todd's world shifts when he meets Andrea at the gym. Todd can barely keep his mind on exercising after he see Andrea working out with a friend. Todd is shocked to find out that while he is becoming sexually charged so is Andrea in similar fashion. Too Perfect is a story of Todd's struggle to come to terms with his attraction to Andrea knowing she is more than the woman she seems. Todd is also faced with temptation from another quarter that he really doesn't even want to acknowledge while at work. Too Perfect takes a look at the interactions between educators when no one is looking. Too Perfect follows Todd as he deals with dilemma's that many men face but refuse to acknowledge. Too Perfect takes the reader into the mind of a man to give an unique perspective of how many men think and feel about women and sexual activities.

Frank James IV is an writer by trade and teaches to pay the bills. Mr. James has a MA in Journalism from DePaul University in Chicago. Mr. James also has a column Being Frank in The Milwaukee Times newspaper. Mr. James published his first novel, "No Sell Out! Ten Years in the life of a Black Man in 2003. Mr. James writes mainly for pleasure and uses his talents to shine lights in areas others feel should stay dark. Mr. James has three upcoming novels due out later this year. The second,"What Really Happened to Ms. Jones?" will be released in the fall of 2013. Mr. James does motivational speaking on an array of subjects and also has started his own film company PFA Productions in Memphis, TN. Mr. James' motto is: Think great, be great!