The Art of Falling in Love with You

by A A Jaeon

Overview

Perfect for fans of One True Loves, Crazy Rich Asians, P.S. I Still Love You (To All the Boys I've Loved Before), this sweet contemporary romance novel follows a love triangle between a girl who hides her past with bright smiles and two swoonworthy boys who deeply love her, but only one who loves her right.

Lydia Zhang finally achieved all she ever wanted. She has her very own art studio and holds an art class there three times a week. With her best friend Isabel Wong, and her boyfriend of three years, Reed Wang, by her side, nothing can be more perfect in Lia's life. But when Reed is a candidate for the new editorial director position at his publishing company, he ends up spending less and less time with her.

Lia finds herself building a newfound friendship and confiding in the boy-next-door (more like boy-next-door-building), Connor Li, a chef teaching cooking classes at the SW Youth Center. Soon Lia's heart is torn between the love of her life and whatever is going on between her new neighbor friend that is just a friend, right?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798987828915
Publisher:	Alliance Kingdom Studios
Publication date:	05/18/2023
Pages:	344
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.77(d)

About the Author

A. A. Jaeon (can be referred to as A. A. or Jaeon) was born and raised in San Francisco, California. At a young age, A. A. often had an active and wild imagination. It wasn't until she grew older that she finally let her creativity guide her to the world of writing romance novels. The Art of Falling in Love with You is her debut novel. When she is not busy crafting her next work, A. A. enjoys listening to audiobooks, jamming out to music, and consuming anything romance. Please visit aajaeon.com for more information.

Editorial Reviews

2023-06-01
In Jaeon’s romance novel, an artist is torn between her editor boyfriend and a handsome chef.

Lydia “Lia” Zhang of San Willmore, California, doesn’t know where her Pine-Sol went. When good-looking Connor drops by with the misdelivered package, Lia’s life changes. Connor teaches cooking classes at the youth center next to Lia’s studio, where she teaches art classes and works on increasingly lucrative contracts for the webtoons she grew up loving. At only 21 years old, Lia’s dropped out of college to pursue her artistic dreams. She already has a boyfriend: Reed, an ambitious book editor gunning for a promotion. How can Connor fit into Lia’s life? Very easily, it turns out: The two share a love of jogging, and Connor teaches Lia how to cook a romantic dinner for Reed. As Reed grows more distant, blowing off dates in favor of work, and Lia finds herself confiding in Connor and bonding with his family, the young artist realizes she has an important choice to make: will she follow her head or her heart? Lia is a thoroughly engaging hero with considerable emotional baggage from her parents’ contentious divorce (“My mother would always love that man and I could shower her with all my love but it was only my father’s affection that she wanted. No matter how much I loved her, she always put her cheating and undeserving husband first”) and her total estrangement from them after Lia announced her plans to leave university. Both Reed, with his flashy car and presents of roses and jewelry, and Connor, with his sensitive nature and gift for food, are appealing love interests—and the dynamics Lia shares with each, and with her spitfire best friend, Isa, are worthy of any of the Chinese television dramas the hero loves to watch.

A sweetly engaging love triangle tale.

Kirkus Reviews