The Relationship Remodel
This is not a road trip…this is torture.
Reese:
Even after earning my eighteen-month sobriety chip, I’m still a walking disaster. Whenever I get my feet under me, life tackles me to the ground, making sure everyone in Rocosa has a front row seat to the Reese Humiliation Show. So imagine my surprise when my brother entrusts me with one of the most important parts of his wedding—organizing the honeymoon.
For once, I’m not going to screw things up. It’s a simple task: catch an overnight bus to Texas, pick up a vintage RV, drive it back home to Colorado, and renovate it before the wedding. Except life throws one more wrench into the works. My brother’s bossy friend insists on tagging along for the ride. The same man I’ve been too embarrassed to speak to since he saved my life last year.
Tristen:
There’s no sugarcoating it—I’ve found myself in a rut managing my uncle’s sports bar day after day. Desperate for change, I started narrating audiobooks, which has unexpectedly landed me a lucrative voice-acting gig in Los Angeles.
But I refuse to leave until I solve the frustrating puzzle that is Reese Brooks, my ex-friend who can’t spend five minutes in my presence without bolting like I have the plague. Before I finally give up and accept my new job, an opportunity presents itself in the form of a rickety old camper. Maybe one last renovation is what we need to fix our friendship…or whatever this thing is between us.
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