Nobody's Perfect

He's west coast, she's east coast. He's a famous actor on a popular V show, she's a suburban soccer mom. They seem like complete opposites, and yet get along very well, and their feelings for each other are definitely real. So what's the problem? Only the geography, the nature of Kinsey's job, the home Jenna's providing for her son.... In other words, what ISN'T the problem?

(Note: This is not your grandmother's tied-up-with-a-bow fairy-tale romance. It's a 'relationship novel' with a more realistic--yet still uplifting--ending.)