(note of relief: it is NOT a love triangle). No spoilers here, but they have plenty to work through with the Sebastian, Leah, and Ben situation. I have a few more things to say about the romance. Challenges to their situation, though, allow for the story to develop at the perfect pace and for the reader to be rooting for them 1,000% by the time things turn more serious. I love romance when the hero falls first and it takes a bit for the heroine to catch up. While his attraction to her is instant, he recognizes and falls for her intelligence and compassion quickly. Any time they are on the page together, their sparks and passion are palpable, even in a scene as innocuous as a conversation at a school fundraiser booth, it’s present (their banter! it sparkles!). Sebastian and Leah’s dynamic is simply magnetic. Attaining their deepest desires may require more sacrifices than they ever imagined. But when Sebastian learns his best friend also has feelings for Leah, he begins to question his resolve to win her. Soon his presence isn’t so easily ignored. When Leah receives surprising news in the process of taking a test for tracking her ancestry, she asks Sebastian to help her comb through aged hospital records to learn more.

Now that he is of age, she’s set on avoiding any obstacles to her goal–including romance. She willingly put that dream on hold to raise her brother. Solving advanced math equations by the age of five, Leah has always wanted to pursue a PhD in mathematics. Then he meets high school math teacher Leah Montgomery, and his fast-spinning world comes to a sudden stop. The more accolades he receives, the more he’s driven to pursue. Attaining their deepest desires may require more sacrifices than they ever imagined.Having graduated college at 18, Sebastian Grant has continued to leverage his intelligence and determination to become a pediatric heart surgeon.

Soon his presence isn't so easily ignored.

Now that he is of age, she's set on avoiding any obstacles to her goal-including romance. The more accolades he receives, the more he's driven to pursue. Having graduated college at 18, Sebastian Grant has continued to leverage his intelligence and determination to become a pediatric heart surgeon.

Let it be me by becky wade