Tim Mcgraw Book:

		List Price: $5.99		Publisher: Ballantine Books Salesrank: 421067 Released: May 29, 1999
		Used Price: $0.24
		Media: Mass Market Paperback

Editorial Review:
THEIR ROMANCE IS A COUNTRY FAIRY TALE. . . .

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are two of the hottest stars in country music. As husband and wife, they've created a romance for the ages and a model marriage that includes two beautiful daughters. Since meeting and falling in love on their Spontaneous Combustion tour in 1996, Faith and Tim have become known in Nashville as the new Mr. and Mrs. Country Music.

As a child in a small Mississippi town, Faith dreamed of someday making it big in Nashville. At nineteen, she moved to Music City and struggled for years (including a retail job at Fan Fair!) before scoring her big break. Tim grew up riding horses and playing baseball in rural Louisiana. When he was eleven, he accidentally discovered his mother's deepest secret--that he is the biological son of pro baseball player Tug McGraw. Years later, Tim went on to match his father's success by becoming one of the most popular singers in Nashville.

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw's signature duet--the multiple-award-winning "It's Your Love"--is the love theme to a relationship in perfect harmony. To millions of fans, Tim and Faith represent romance, family, and great music. PERFECT HARMONY is a dazzling tribute to their inspiring story.

An unauthorized biography

Perfect Harmony: The Faith Hill & Tim McGraw Story Reviews:
A Tim and Faith fan but...
2000-10-19 - This book lacks depth. Its information is vague. It seems like Mr. Gray wrote it by doing an internet search and reading a few magazine articles. You won't find anything new here or see any pictures that you can't locate yourself on the internet. Save your money.

love those mcgraws!
2000-05-02 - I read this book and I thought that it made a very good story. It really does seem that tim & faith had a fairy tale romance. Though they did have a bump or two (the relatonship that she was in when they met). It paints a nice, happy picture of what has always appeared to be that and more. Any fan of Faith or Tim would love this book. I know that I did.It just should have been longer.