Hello Stranger A novel Katherine Center

"Hello Stranger" is the glorious novel by a beloved author known for creating hopelessly romantic New York Times bestsellers. In this captivating story, struggling artist Sadie Montgomery's life seems to be falling into place as she's named a finalist in a national portrait competition. However, her joy is short-lived when she develops a rare condition that makes human faces appear as jumbled puzzle pieces. With only weeks to complete the most important portrait of her career, Sadie is desperate to regain her ability to see faces properly.

In her quest to reverse her condition, Sadie finds herself caught between two charming men: her dog’s handsome veterinarian, who might just be her ideal fiancé, and her intriguing neighbor, who rides a Vespa and wears a bowling jacket. As these two men vie for her attention, Sadie's life becomes increasingly chaotic. Yet, amidst the disorder, she discovers that seeing the world differently has its advantages, and love often gives us the courage to face our challenges.

The novel’s strength lies in its central character, Sadie, who is quirky, sunny, and stubborn. Her love interests are equally compelling, while the side characters add humor and warmth. Even the less likable characters are intriguingly complex. With its blend of swoony romance and a unique plot, "Hello Stranger" by Katherine Center is a brilliant, heartwarming read that emphasizes the importance of viewing the world through the lens of love and the heart.