Perfect for fans of Guess Who, Our Family Wedding, and Something New, The Perfection in Love series tell the story of an interracial couple who have made it down the aisle, but her parents don’t approve and his childhood best friend is in love with him.
College sweethearts, Nigerian-born Oyin and All-American boy-next-door Henry, are happily married.
In the summer of their second year of marriage, Oyin’s parents and Henry’s childhood best friend come to visit.
Henry is convinced that Oyin’s parents do not approve of him, but Oyin does not see it.
Oyin is convinced that Henry’s childhood best friend is in love with him, but Henry does not see it.
An emotional and cultural battle ensues and Oyin and Henry find themselves on opposite sides. How do they find their way back to each other?
If you love swoon-worthy romances with a moral and a happily-ever-after, then The Perfection in Love - Part One is the book for you.
College sweethearts, Nigerian-born Oyin and All-American boy-next-door Henry, are happily married.
In the summer of their second year of marriage, Oyin’s parents and Henry’s childhood best friend come to visit.
Henry is convinced that Oyin’s parents do not approve of him, but Oyin does not see it.
Oyin is convinced that Henry’s childhood best friend is in love with him, but Henry does not see it.
An emotional and cultural battle ensues and Oyin and Henry find themselves on opposite sides. How do they find their way back to each other?
If you love swoon-worthy romances with a moral and a happily-ever-after, then The Perfection in Love - Part One is the book for you.
What people are saying about Part One:
"I read Part One of your book this afternoon. This is excellent. It's a clean, sweet love story."
"I AM IN AWE OF YOUR TALENT!"
"I love the characters and the settings, it's multicultural. It painted the attitude of the people from the different cultures. It show the beauty and the challenges of inter-marriage. The role of religion in marriage beautifully scripted. Also it showcase common problems in marriage particularly mixed ones. The significant role play of religion in our lives particularly marriage is also another angle I loved."
"It was a good read for me. Looking forward to the part two."