Thirty-one-year-old Ezzie Halevi is used to life behind the scenes. As a producer for The Wake Up Show, she’s rarely the one anyone is watching, which is why she can’t stop thinking about her recent encounter with Lee Morgan. Lee, a handsome TV chef 10 years Ezzie’s senior, steals the hearts of viewers and his co-workers on the show’s weekly cooking segment. Yet, out of everyone in a crowded bar, Lee flirted with and almost kissed her...until he abruptly ghosted her. Ezzie is left hurt and confused by Lee’s sudden change of heart, until she meets the new co-anchor she’s assigned to work with. Carmen Zamora is an ambitious 26-year-old meteorologist—and Lee’s daughter. Father and daughter have only recently gotten close, and Lee wants to keep their work relationship strictly professional, so dating her producer is out of the question. To make matters more complicated, Carmen has taken a liking to Ezzie’s father, Mark, a widowed climate scientist in his mid-50s, and the feeling is mutual. Ezzie and her dad have been inseparable since her mother died, and she can’t help questioning his decision to date a woman half his age. When Lee expresses a similar sentiment to Ezzie, they decide to “reverse Parent Trap” the new couple into realizing their relationship is a huge mistake. As they team up to hoodwink Carmen and Mark with hilariously tame schemes, the spark Ezzie felt for Lee resurfaces, and she can tell he feels it too. But as they try to protect their loved ones, will they end up breaking their own hearts? Rosen’s latest novel is a fun and heartwarming update to The Parent Trap. Her story is full of heart, exploring the complexities of age-gap romance and different ways of navigating grief. Readers may come for the movie mention, but they’ll stay for the heart and emotion.