The Wrong Kind of Perfect

A slow-burn, plus-sized contemporary love story where confidence, humor, and trust rewrite happily ever after

De: Wren Sue Maxwell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Josie Morales has built her career out of fixing other people’s chaos. As a wedding planner, she thrives on lists, deadlines, and the illusion of control. But when a towering, maddeningly calm violinist named Mark enters her world, her perfectly organized life starts to unravel in the most unexpected—and exhilarating—ways.

Mark Bennett has spent years chasing perfection, in music and in love. He’s used to keeping everything neat, quiet, safe. Until Josie storms in—sharp-witted, curvy, and completely unfiltered—and makes him question whether perfection was ever the point.

When the two are thrown together during a wedding season filled with mishaps, late-night rescues, and far too much champagne, sparks fly beneath every sarcastic exchange. What starts as banter becomes something deeper, softer—a slow, steady connection that neither of them saw coming. But Josie’s past wounds and Mark’s fear of failure threaten to unravel their fragile harmony before they can call it love.

Set against a backdrop of glitter-strewn venues and late-night rehearsal chaos, The Wrong Kind of Perfect is a tender, witty contemporary romance that celebrates the messy beauty of real connection. It’s about two imperfect people learning that sometimes love doesn’t fix you—it just sees you, exactly as you are.

Warm, funny, and emotionally resonant, this BBW slow-burn romance delivers laughter, longing, and a deeply satisfying happily ever after. For readers who love body-positive heroines, snappy dialogue, and the kind of chemistry that feels like home, this story proves that the best kind of perfect is the one you build together—out of order, but exactly right.