Beauty and the Baller (Strangers in Love, #1)

by Ilsa Madden-Mills

We’re different flowers from the same garden, but we’re perfect together.

“I like your face. It’s you. Oh, you were pretty before the scars—in fact, I liked to call you Henry Cavill . . . that jawline is wicked hot—but now . . .” Her shoulders shift. “You have character. Meaning. You survived and came out on the other side flawed . . . yet beautiful.”

Beauty is how we go on, the life we create around us. Living a life that’s meaningful.

“I’m really scared, Nova,” he whispers. “Life will always be scary. It’s better when you do it with someone.”