🌟 A captivating tale where a widowed author and a privacy-loving restaurateur prove that second chances at love are possible, even when fame threatens to steal the spotlight. #SecondChanceRomance #FameVsPrivacy #HeartOverHeadlines 💕 There's an irresistible tension at the heart of Isabella White's "Interlude," where Rebecca Finlay's world of flashing cameras collides with Jack Priestly's cherished ordinary life. White has crafted what appears to be a romance that delves deeper than the typical love story. Rebecca's journey as a widowed mother of two teenagers who's also navigating the demands of literary fame feels refreshingly complex. Her character suggests a woman who has known profound loss yet continues to create beautiful worlds for others through her writing—even as her own reality remains shadowed by grief. What particularly intrigues me about this setup is Jack's character—a man devoted to his restaurant, his family, and his deliberate...