I should have known my mom would go totally overboard packing for my brother's big day. But much like my last break-up, I'd been optimistic (in denial) that it would all work out for me. Now, I can't fit into the car. "Don't worry," my brother says, "I asked Theo to give you a ride."
I flush all over and almost drop my phone. This is a BIG problem.
With his neatly trimmed stubble, fierce protectiveness and an affinity for plaid shirts rivalled only by his love of hiking, I've always had a crush on Theo. As a teenager, I'd even declared my feelings in a tragically bad poem. The rejection almost ended our friendship, and I'll be taking that crippling embarrassment to my grave.
He's the last person I want to be alone with on a six-day road trip; especially since I swore off men after my last relationship went up in flames. It would be a terrible idea anyway; he only sees me as his best friend's little sister.
But as we fight over the playlist and are forced to share a night together when his car dies, it's not distance that makes my heart grow fonder, it's close proximity. Two thousand miles of flirting has my heart racing in the fast lane. Is it all in my head, or does Theo feel the same?
Will this be our second chance to go the distance, or will everything blow up in my face in the middle of my brother's wedding?
An utterly hilarious and totally addictive road trip romantic comedy with sizzling but sweet chemistry and no third-act break-up. Perfect for fans of Emily Henry, Sarah Adams and Olivia Dade.