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The Love Interest Paperback: blue cover edition

$11.00

Isn't this cover lovely? This illustrated cover version of The Love Interest is only available in paperback in the Kayley store. It beautifully conveys the romance of Emmett and Fiona's epic late-night exploration of Manhattan and the epistolary romance that follows. If you haven't read this book yet, here's what you can expect: a grumpy, brokenhearted bestselling author hero; a sassy younger sunshiny creative writing grad student; chapters from his work-in-progress (an action thriller) and her work-in-progress (a Bridgerton-like historical romance); their main characters talk to them; so much forbidden teacher-student tension; swoony letter-writing; wonderful NYC setting; a four-foot metal rooster.

 

Today, I’m the guy who made out with a twenty-five-year-old woman on a park bench at sunrise and discovered there’s still magic to be found in Manhattan, if you’re open to it.

 

Review: "Another wholly unique, chemistry-filled, SWOONY love story from this author! This couple's meet cute was just a little bit magical, and that bantery goodness kept the magic alive throughout the book. Their relationship has a little of everything, from grumpy/sunshine to student/professor to optimist/realist. I loved the opposites attract vibe, and I absolutely adored this couple together. It's apparent from their first interaction that Emmett and Fiona are PERFECT for one another - even if their journey to happily ever after is a rocky one. The sexual tension was INTENSE at times, but the sexy, swoony moments made it all worth it. I can always count on this author for storylines that feel distinctly different than the norm, and this is another great one."- Jeeves Reads Romance 

 

Look for the bundle listing if you want the cover model version too! Once ordered and paid for, this paperback will be printed and shipped by Bookvault. If you are in North America, it will be shipped from a printer called Baker & Taylor in Ohio. If you are anywhere else in the world, it will be printed and shipped from the UK.
If you have any concerns about the quality of your order once you've received it, you can contact the Kayley Loring dot com store directly and we will figure out how to help you by contacting Bookvault, if necessary.

P.S. Kayley doesn't get to see the printed books before they're shipped to you, so she can't sign them!

This cover design is only available in paperback on kayleyloring.com

Blurb:

Dear Fiona,

I hope this letter finds you well—and by well, I mean significantly less infuriated than you were yesterday. I’ve wanted to continue our conversation from the night we met, but there are so many things I can’t say or do, now that I’m your professor.

As an anonymous letter writer, I can give you some idea of what I have planned for us, once the year is over. As an author, I can share my work in progress with you. Not for you to critique but to show you how much you mean to me.

When you’re done reading this page, destroy it—and then write me back. Don’t sign the letter. Don’t put a return address on the envelope. Mail it from a random mailbox.

Yours in problem solving,
Me

P.S. I still think you’re wasting your talent on that historical romance novel.
P.P.S. I really wanted to push you up against the door and kiss your beautiful, angry face. I will. One day.

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Dear Emmett,

Your handwriting is almost as terrible as your mood swings, and it would have been my instinct to destroy that letter even if you hadn’t ordered me to.

If you show me your work in progress, I will critique it.

I am currently still too infuriated to write about all the other feelings I have for you.

Expect another letter soon.

Your problem and your solution,
Me

P.S. I still think an overpaid, overrated, overly handsome bestselling author of thrillers has no business teaching creative writing at a prestigious New York university.
P.P.S. To my great horror, I really wanted you to push me up against that door and kiss my angry face too. I understand now that your appalling way of treating me in class has been overcompensation, but I don’t forgive you for it. I’ll kiss you again anyway. One day.

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