Their Perfect Melody
A Heartwarming Multicultural Romance
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- ¥550
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For fans of Mia Sosa, Alexis Daria, and Jasmine Guillory, USA Today bestselling author Priscilla Oliveras’ warm-hearted, sexy Latinx rom-com celebrates Puerto Rican culture, family drama, and women pursuing their dreams against all odds.
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With talent, heart, and ambition to spare, the Fernandez sisters have each followed their own unique path, even when it leads to surprising destinations—in life and love . . .
Growing up, Lilí María Fernandez was affectionately known as the family “wild child.” The life of the party, she loved to dance, especially salsa, merengue, and bachata, and often sang beside her father during rehearsals for his trío group. But tragedy and loss have drawn out Lilí’s caretaking side, compelling her to become a victim’s advocate. These days, the special rhythms of the past seem like a distant memory. Until she meets Diego Reyes . . .
A police officer with the Chicago PD, Diego also has a talent for playing classical Spanish guitar. And Lilí soon finds herself inspired by his passion—for the music, for her, and for their shared love of familia and community. Can Diego reignite Lilí’s fun-loving spirit, persuade her to balance work and pleasure—and embrace her wild side once more?
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Oliveras's marvelous third Matched to Perfection contemporary (after Her Perfect Affair) tackles domestic violence and policing in Chicago's Puerto Rican community with superb nuance. Sparks fly when social services advocate Lil Fernandez confronts police officer Diego Reyes at the scene of her client's domestic assault. Diego's dedication to his neighborhood and Lil 's desire to make a difference in Humboldt Park showcase how different approaches to good deeds can clash. Their attraction is strong and only grows as they continue to encounter each other, but incidents in their pasts inspire them to caution. Diego gradually shares his turbulent family history with Lil , but he must overcome guilt about his sister's longtime addiction and sort things out with her before he can truly commit to a romantic relationship. Familial assistance from both sides is needed to help the protagonists identify what's truly important to them. Oliveras's tangled, topical conflicts between multidimensional characters blend with lovingly portrayed family life and an intricate, realistic plot, enmeshing the reader in her created world.
