VIOLET
A romantic road trip designed for couples is the last place I should be. Especially when my life is falling apart. After a wrongful death lawsuit destroys my career and leaves me with nowhere to go, I cash in the vacation my ex-boyfriend paid for and hit the road while I figure out what comes next.
One week. A few tourist traps. Then I'll move on. Simple.
What I didn't expect was Jamison Rhodes—the man who paid me off after a one-night stand five years ago. One night with him was hard enough to forget. Spending a week together feels like a cruel twist of fate. Jamison is infuriating, charming, and far too good at breaking down the walls I've spent years building. Somewhere between scenic overlooks and forced-couple activities, I start laughing again. Start hoping.
Which is dangerous, because I don't know where I'll be when this trip ends—and my heart can't survive another heartbreak.
JAMISON
This trip was supposed to be simple: me, my laptop, and the glamorous life of writing conspiracy theories no one asked for. Then Violet shows up, and I’m expected to spend an entire week with her. One look at her drags me straight back to the past. Violet was the reason I stopped writing romance. When she left, she took every spark of inspiration with her, leaving me to write government cover-ups no one cares to read.
Maybe I just need a plan. Show her how to live a little. Get my words back in return. Sounds perfect.
Except road trips rarely go according to plan. And by the time this trip ends, walking away might not be as easy as I thought.
