More Like Enemigas: A Sapphic Rivals to Lovers Wedding Romance

Isabella Valdes has survived family drama, financial ruin, and the slow decline of her late father's beloved Cuban restaurant—but sharing a cabin for a week with the woman who destroyed her quinceañera might finally break her.

When her estranged cousin Sofia announces a lavish weeklong wedding celebration, Isa sees her opening. Sofia's wealthy fiancé is exactly the kind of investor who could save her father's legacy, and Isa's secret weapon is a worn journal full of his most treasured recipes. All she has to do is cook, charm, and keep her family from discovering just how badly things have fallen apart back home.

What she doesn't count on is Valentina. The same Valentina who was once her closest childhood friend. The same Valentina who humiliated her in front of everyone she knew. Now gorgeous, infuriatingly capable, and offering help Isa desperately needs, Val seems determined to rewrite their history—one stolen glance and loaded conversation at a time.

Set against the backdrop of a chaotic, color-soaked wedding celebration filled with meddling relatives, Cuban comfort food, and enough romantic tension to short-circuit every fairy light on the property, *More Like Enemigas* is a warm, witty sapphic romance about old wounds, chosen family, and the terrifying possibility that your worst enemy might actually know you better than anyone.

If Isa's going to save her father's dream, she'll have to decide whether her heart is worth the risk too.