Tempted By the Tourist
A sheltered billionaire goes on a cross-country road trip to experience real life, but falling for her gorgeous driver was never part of the plan in this hilarious opposites attract lesbian romantic comedy.
Jenny
Driving a spoiled billionaire across the country should be an easy job. At least, that’s what I thought when I agreed to spend a week on the road with a woman who has more money than sense. Blair has never pumped her own gas, eaten at a roadside diner, or visited an amusement park. She’s determined to experience the real world, and somehow I’m the one who has to teach her how.
The problem is, the more time we spend together, the less this feels like a job. She’s funny, sweet, and completely irresistible when she lets her guard down. But she’s still my boss, even if neither of us wants to admit how badly we want to cross that line.
Blair
I’ve spent my entire life surrounded by security guards, assistants, and people telling me what I can and can’t do. My family calls it protecting me. I call it living in a gilded cage. So I make a plan: disappear for a week, hire a driver, and see the country like a normal person.
What I don’t plan for is my driver…
She’s unimpressed by my money, refuses to let me buy our way out of every problem, and somehow makes cheap motels and terrible roadside attractions feel like the best adventure of my life. For the first time, I’m experiencing the world on my own terms. And for the first time, I’m falling in love.
But when my family tracks us down, my little escape is over. I’ll have to decide whether I’m ready to go back to the life they’ve chosen for me or risk everything for the woman who showed me what freedom really feels like.
Tempted by the Tourist is a laugh-out-loud sapphic romance with opposites attract sparks, forced proximity hijinks, road-trip adventures, and a down-to-earth blue collar woman who never expected to fall for her passenger. This WLW book is part of the “Hiding Out with the Billionaires” series.
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