On their twenty-fifth birthday, two women receive a letter that will change their lives forever. They are not who they think they are. After a tragic event in the past, their identities have been altered, and they were unaware of each other’s existence. But after receiving that one fateful letter, everything changes.
The mafia boss, Amedeo Arcuri, has been tasked with keeping this extraordinary twin safe after their reunion. But in the world they find themselves in, that’s easier said than done. And the impossible romance he longs for only complicates matters further.
Perfect Harmony is a duology about secrets from the past, passionate love, and a bond that forms when soulmates are reunited. Once they are together, everything is exactly as it should be, and no one can harm them. Even though their true identities must never be revealed...
3.5 stars, because I like the story line. It’s a very easy read, the writing is quite simple and the characters somewhat boring.
What I like the most about the book, are the two sisters and how they connect, I wanted to read more about the development of their bond then reading about overly obsessive Amadeo and Jasmine. Somehow I already knew that Emilio was a bit strange, don’t know why, there was nothing that the author showed that would have given the suspect, it was just to expected in the story I think.
Well done to the author to end it with a cliffhanger, I would have read the second book two without it btw. Just to see if we could get more of the twins. My favorite character is Gia. I love her attitude and her character, like her more than Jasmine. But it seems like that the story is more about Jasmine and Amadeo.
I’m not a big fan of Amadeo, as how the author has created his character. It’s difficult to write a good narrative of a man in stories like this, when the author is a woman. Often we write something that we want to see and know in a man.
It’s not a bad read but also not a very good read.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.