Compiled by Indy Valentine

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ABOUT BOOK Losing my job wasn’t on my to-do list for this work trip.But here I am—unemployed, craving a decent iced latte, and one bad mood away from a full-on identity crisis.No job? This too shall pass.No plan? Story of my life.No boyfriend? Please. Men are exhausting.At least, that’s what I tell myself, right up until a grumpy ball of hotness offers to help me at the airport.Tuxedo in disarray. Jawline perfectly chiseled. Smolder for days.He looks like heartbreak suited in expensive cologne. The kind I could get drunk on.So imagine my shock when he doesn’t just greet me, but invites me on the trip of a lifetime. No flirting. No expectations. Just company.Like I’m a checkbox on his to-do list.And honestly? Why not? My life’s a chaotic dumpster fire. I’d be stupid to turn down a free adventure.Destination: Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Sounds dreamy. Fresh air, scenic views, maybe some time for self-reflection.But it’s not until we get there that the plans are finally revealed. A marriage retreat. Yet, we’re not married. But something tells me he should be?Now, I’m stuck roughing it with a broody stranger in a rundown camper van, heading straight into the wilds of Yellowstone National Park. No Wi-Fi. No escape.Just me, the grumpy groom, and not a wedding band in sight. This might just be the kind of trouble I’ve been avoiding.I wanted a distraction. A quick sabbatical.Never expected it to be falling for the one person more lost than I am. The author’s ability to manage multiple elements within the story contributes to its overall strength. Plot, character, and theme are integrated in a way that feels cohesive rather than fragmented. This integration supports a smooth and engaging narrative. The book’s writing style prioritizes readability, making it easy to stay immersed for extended periods. Clear sentence structure and logical flow help maintain momentum. This accessibility is one of the book’s key strengths.