Meeting Rozzy Halfway

by Caroline Leavitt

First published 1982

Rozzy stands at a crossroads where relationships demand difficult choices. She must decide how much of herself to give up for the people she cares about. The question of meeting halfway becomes more complicated when the other person keeps moving the line. Rozzy discovers that compromise can feel like losing pieces of yourself, one small concession at a time. Her journey explores what happens when being understanding becomes self-erasure. The story examines whether true connection requires sacrifice or if healthy relationships allow people to remain whole while drawing closer together.

Genres: fiction, contemporary, relationships, family-drama

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: character-driven, emotional-journey, family-dynamics

294 pages · Hardcover · WEIDENFELD NICOLSON

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