Catching Mr. Perfect - Alexander, Anastasia
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What if one impulsive date . . . dumps your entire world upside? Opal Hughes is struggling to take care of her bedridden mom and little sister ever since her dad died when she was a young teen. She is hoping to climb the corporate ladder on the coattails of her extremely successful boss, Tiffany Woodland, the "god" of their local bank-and maybe someday even go on vacation to see Versailles. When Tiffany suddenly quits her prestigious position after a trip to India, Opal's carefully structured world collapses. Opal finds herself fighting to hold onto her job, deal with a quirky, passionate…mehr

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What if one impulsive date . . . dumps your entire world upside? Opal Hughes is struggling to take care of her bedridden mom and little sister ever since her dad died when she was a young teen. She is hoping to climb the corporate ladder on the coattails of her extremely successful boss, Tiffany Woodland, the "god" of their local bank-and maybe someday even go on vacation to see Versailles. When Tiffany suddenly quits her prestigious position after a trip to India, Opal's carefully structured world collapses. Opal finds herself fighting to hold onto her job, deal with a quirky, passionate mechanic who won't go away, and care for Mom, whose health is deteriorating. Set against the backdrop of small-town California, Catching Mr. Perfect is a heartwarming story about the power of unexpected love, and finding the strength to claim your dreams-even when everyone else needs you. If you like Katherine Center's blend of heart, humor, and hard choices and Abby Jimenez's tender storytelling and lovable-but-messy characters, you'll love stepping into Opal's world.
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Anastasia Alexander doesn't have the answers to life's love questions, but she does know that love is complex in the twenty-first century. In her books, she explores the richness and juiciness of all the complexity that relationships bring. Her credentials are two failed marriages-equaling a total of twenty-three years of marriage-and a willingness to believe that maybe a third one will be her lucky number. Or she might compete with Elizabeth Taylor for who can get married the most times. It is yet to be determined which option she's going to go for, but until then, she pours her passion and sarcasm for relationships into her stories.