Overall, Perspective was a decent read, though it did have some unnecessary drama that didn’t add much to the story. While this occasionally made it more frustrating than engaging, there were still aspects to enjoy.

I genuinely liked Campbell and Sloane as characters—they had potential and were interesting individually. However, their constant misunderstandings could be exasperating. If they were real people, you'd want to knock their heads together and tell them to just communicate instead of jumping to baseless assumptions about each other and their relationship.

Despite these issues, the book was easy to get through. Monica McCallan’s writing is smooth, and the narrative flowed well, making for an overall enjoyable experience.