Dahlia Reed has built her life on polish. As a luxury real estate agent, her success depends on flawless hair, poised smiles, and the illusion of control. Behind every perfect listing and curated interview is a woman terrified that a single crack will show too much.Then comes Logan Shaw-the rugged, unbranded builder whose hands are steady, words are few, and eyes seem to see straight through the walls she hides behind. When their companies partner on a multimillion-dollar eco-estate, Dahlia's image collides with Logan's authenticity in a clash of perfection and truth.On camera, they're professional opposites. Off camera, their chemistry is impossible to ignore. As they renovate a home built to sell an ideal, they find themselves constructing something neither expected: a connection too real to stage. But with gossip rising and careers on the line, vulnerability may be the riskiest project of all.For Dahlia, whose world depends on being admired but never exposed, falling for Logan means learning to live unfiltered. And for Logan-haunted by the mistakes he's buried in timber and drywall-it means believing that imperfection might finally be enough.The Line Between Fine and Flawed is a deeply emotional, slow-burn contemporary romance that celebrates authenticity, self-worth, and the beauty of a plus-sized woman who refuses to shrink herself to fit anyone's frame. With humor, warmth, and unflinching tenderness, it asks what happens when the façade falls-and love stays anyway.Perfect for readers of character-driven, body-positive romance, this story blends slow-burn desire, emotional honesty, and the kind of chemistry that builds its own foundation.