Obvious things about love

The highly anticipated sequel to "Love Isn't Obvious," a national bestseller with over one hundred thousand physical copies sold. In "Obvious Things About Love," Elayne Baeta not only returns to São Patrique, but does so through the eyes of Édra Norr, a captivating, passionate, and magnetic character. Discover the conclusion to the story that has captivated thousands of readers.

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Saint Patrick welcomes you back in this highly anticipated sequel to Love Isn't Obvious .

Three years have passed since Édra and Íris fell in love, only to have adulthood tear them apart. Édra is attending college in Montana, where the sunsets aren't orange, the days are cold, and the people are even colder. And that includes Pilar, her new girlfriend .

The only familiar thing in this distant land is riding a bike—delivering delicious Brazilian food from Croquete Cabana, as part of her job as a delivery driver. The money isn't much, but it's better than accepting every penny your father gives you, or telling him the truth .

Despite everything, Édra is finally starting to adapt — the cold isn't as irritating anymore, she can still zigzag between cars, and Pilar is increasingly looking like a chance to leave the past in the past.

But an irresistible invitation arrives to change everything... Dona Símia is getting married and has handpicked her bridesmaids, just as she chooses her soap operas.

Édra, of course, is one of them.

The other godmother is studying film in Nova Sieva, has grown her hair long and traded the yellow bicycle she used to ride for a cherry red car called Reddie .

Yes, Íris Pêssego is also back, Frutos Proibidos is the new soap opera on air and the holidays are just beginning.

Unresolved issues, a broken love, and all the "what ifs" left hanging in the air. Coming home is always a reunion with who we were and who we are. It's time for Édra to face her own ghosts and resolve herself once and for all.