Perfectly Imperfect

Lilien Kovács is a successful wedding planner in Budapest. Day after day, she makes couples’ dreams come true, while secretly becoming less and less certain that she will ever experience the great love she has believed in her whole life.
Edward Ashford, on the other hand, makes his living by breaking up marriages.
The British-born divorce attorney is intelligent, composed, and painfully realistic. As a child, he witnessed his parents’ bitter divorce; as an adult, he sees every day how love turns into anger, mistrust, and legal disputes. For him, intimacy is not a promise but a risk.
When the Wing Foundation asks them to organize a large-scale charity gala, Lilienne and Edward must work together for months.
Behind their initial clashes, however, more and more things come to the surface.
Mutual respect.
Attraction.
Vulnerability.
And the dangerous realization that perhaps they both want more than what they’ve safely allowed themselves.
Lilienne must learn that love doesn’t automatically fix everything, and that it isn’t her job to save the one she loves.
Edward, meanwhile, must face the fact that distance doesn’t protect him from loss—only from actually having something to lose.
*Perfectly Imperfect* is a heartfelt, humorous, and slowly unfolding love story about opposites, family patterns, trust, and the idea that perhaps perfect love isn’t the kind where we never make mistakes.
Rather, it’s the kind where two imperfect people choose each other again and again.