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“Success is sometimes the outcome of a whole string of failures.”

–Vincent Van Gogh

Louisa Donovan’s Perfectly Curated Life

This summer, Louisa Donovan’s perfectly curated life unravels.

First, she bought her small town’s beloved art gallery from Georgia O’Keeffe’s great-niece, and now she has an intern with an attitude. Then, their long-shot application to host a traveling Van Gogh exhibition in the Pacific NW is approved. And now, her emails with the museum’s pesky art conservator are getting more personal, but the thought of dinner with him is making her anxiety spike.

Louisa likes to tell people she avoids the murky depths of the mid-30s dating pool to focus on her career, but it’s really to keep her fears of failure at bay. She has her dog and her art—what more could a woman need, right?

But if she can’t learn to accept help, change, or love this time around, she’ll ruin not only the Van Gogh exhibit, but her gallery’s reputation forever.

Wow! Tell me what happens next.