❄️Daughter's best friend  
⚾️Age gap  
❄️Snowed in  
⚾️Holiday novella  
❄️Baseball coach  
⚾️Forbidden Romance 

Star: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.25 

 
"Finding Out" by Jenni Bara delivers a captivating blend of romance, ambition, and personal growth against the backdrop of the art world and sports. The narrative intricately weaves the professional aspirations and emotional dilemmas of Wren Jacobs, a driven woman passionate about art, and Tom Wilson, a stoic former baseball star turned coach, whose worlds collide in unexpected ways. 

The story's charm lies in its exploration of unconventional relationships, societal expectations, and personal boundaries. Jenni Bara crafts her characters with depth and relatability, highlighting their internal struggles, professional pressures, and evolving dynamics. Wren's ambition to excel in the male-dominated art auction world pairs seamlessly with her complex feelings for Tom, who wrestles with his own desires and the potential fallout of pursuing a relationship with his daughter's best friend. 

The dual perspectives provide a rich understanding of their motivations, making their interactions and evolving bond believable and engrossing. The settings, from high-stakes art auctions to the intimate moments shared in private spaces, are vividly described, immersing readers in the characters' lives. 

Themes of personal sacrifice, societal judgment, and professional ambition are explored thoughtfully, adding layers to the romantic plotline. While the slow burn and moments of humour keep the narrative engaging, the story also delves into the vulnerabilities and hesitations that make the characters human. 

"Finding Out" is not just a romance but a narrative of self-discovery and challenging conventions. With its heartfelt moments and sharp wit, it is a compelling read for fans of contemporary romance seeking a story that balances emotional depth with moments of lightness and joy.