Picture Perfect
“Picture Perfect” by Lisa Moreau is a novel published by Bold Strokes Books on November 14, 2017. This 290-page book is written in English and explores the lives of two rivals, Olive and Gabby, who find themselves in a high-stakes competition. Olive, an aspiring travel photographer, struggles with a debilitating phobia that hinders her dreams, while Gabby, known for her competitive spirit, seeks to break free from her family’s expectations and pursue her passion for photography.
In this story, Olive enters the Catalina Isle of Love contest, where the winner will secure a position as a staff photographer for a well-known travel magazine. As both women navigate their ambitions, they confront not only the challenges of the competition but also the unexpected feelings that arise between them. The narrative delves into themes of rivalry, ambition, and romance, set against the backdrop of the LGBTQ+ community. Readers will find a blend of personal growth and emotional complexity as Olive and Gabby strive for their dreams while grappling with their evolving relationship.
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Two rivals. One competition. Winner takes all.
Olive spends her days taking awkward family photos. Her dreams of being a travel photographer are thwarted by a debilitating phobia. Ready to face her fears, Olive enters the Catalina Isle of Love contest where the winner will tour the world as staff photographer for a popular travel magazine. Olive’s biggest opponent is Gabby, who wins the competition every year and has a reputation for doing anything to succeed. Gabby manages her Italian family’s chain of pizza restaurants. She’s ready to break free from her large, overbearing family and live her secret dream of being a photographer.
For Gabby and Olive, nothing will stand in their way of winning…except maybe love.
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