Loving Rosenfeld

LOVE IS INCONVENIENT... It's four minutes to closing time at The Roast, and all Peter Rosenfeld wants is a steaming cappuccino as he rushes off to an assignment. But they've closed early. So, he does what any level-headed, mature adult would do: pounds on the windows and demands his caffeine fix. He boycotts the shop upon their refusal to serve him, but returns weeks later and meets Ryleigh, the gorgeous new barista who bore witness to his childish outburst. And while Peter's initial interest only lies in her cappuccino-making skills, her wit and charm soon have him reeling--but she's young. Too young. A freshman in college. Or so she says. Ryleigh has him convinced of it until an article runs in his newspaper and reveals her not so innocent lie: she's a senior in high school. Her age, and the ghost of a failed relationship, give him sufficient reason to shy away from their peculiar but undeniably budding involvement. Despite knowing she's moving out of state for college in the fall, Ryleigh is insistent on having him in her life. As that deadline approaches, Peter questions everything he believes--and what it would mean to go against it. As bittersweet as its leading man, Loving Rosenfeld is an age gap romance that will make you believe in the healing power of love. Author's note: Recommended audience 18+ What people are saying about Loving Rosenfeld "Anybody can write a book about two people coming together and trying to make things work, but it takes a special type of writer to create a relationship that most of the world thinks is taboo and turn it into a masterpiece." -Wesley Parker, author of Coffee and Condolences "The writing was so poetic and flowery it made the romance even sweeter." -Shamika Lindsay, author of Popularity Rules "Five stars, and I do not give them lightly." -Amazon reviewer "Leighann Hart expertly navigates the taboo of the age gap relationship in this touching, multidimensional coming-of-age novel. Loving Rosenfeld tackles the characters' emotions with such sincerity and intensity, it's impossible not to get fully absorbed in the story. The characters' struggles with the forbidden romance are eloquently written, making you forget that this is Hart's debut novel." -Matthew Hanover, author of Not Famous "I couldn't put my Kindle down until it was finished." -Amazon reviewer