The glorious novel from the beloved author whose bright,hopelessly romantic New York Times bestsellers have been called ΓÇ£My perfect 10 of a bookΓÇ¥ (Emily Henry) and cheered for their ΓÇ£speedy pacing and sexual tension for milesΓÇ¥ (People). Love may be blind. But what if . . . what you see isn’t what you get? ItΓÇÖs all starting to come together for struggling artist Sadie Montgomery. She was just named a finalist in the national portrait competition of her dreams. But when she winds up with a rarebut realcondition where human faces look like jumbled puzzle pieces . . . it isto say the leastnot good. With only a few weeks to paint the best portrait of her entire lifeSadie will do anything to reverse her condition and get back to workbut itΓÇÖs anyoneΓÇÖs guess when (or even if) that’ll happen. Enter her dogΓÇÖs charming veterinarian (who may or may not be SadieΓÇÖs daydream fianc├⌐)and her bowling-jacket-wearingVespa-riding neighbor (who she canΓÇÖt seem to stay away from)ΓÇöboth vying for her attention and adding to the chaos. ItΓÇÖs a lotbut that doesnΓÇÖt mean itΓÇÖs bad. Because the truth isseeing the world differently has its upsides. And love has an undeniable way of giving us courage. And the best way of looking is alwaysalways with the heart. \