I love Jay Northcote's style of writing - most of the time. She's got a very easy style which translates into her stories. Her stories are mostly feel-good with usually likable characters. Imperfect Harmony is about John and Rhys who both lost their 'partners' and are still grieving their losses. When John decided to join a group choir where Rhys works as a leader, they didn't expect that their love for music would lead them into something that neither man thought they have forever lost. But their 19-year age gap isn't lost to John and it make take more than music to convince him to give love a second chance. 
 I didn't enjoy the story that much but I didn't hate it. I just find the whole setting of the story boring and I really didn't the feel connection between John and Rhys. I love May-December love stories but conflict-wise, this one just didn't work for me. Jay Northcote's writing is still smooth here as usual, her characters are likable but the subdued vibe throughout the book totally didn't elevate the romance aspect of the story. In short, I find the story a bit lazy. 
 I'm still going to recommend this one to those who are looking for some easy read but I am not going to put this one on my reread list anytime soon. Rest assured though that I'd still be getting Jay Northcote's titles in the future. 
 Rating: 3 out of 5 stars