Celebrity chef Marjorie Thorne’s countryside hike is cut short by a storm, forcing her to seek refuge in a small, quaint inn called Parson’s. With only one room left, she reluctantly agrees to share it with Lena Byrne, whose bright smile and dangerously contagious optimism seem wildly out of place, given the circumstances.

But Marjorie is not a monster, and leaving someone out in the rain would be unthinkable. How bad could sharing a room be, really?

As it turns out, far worse than she imagined.

A sharp, funny, and slightly spicy romantic misadventure for readers who enjoy forced proximity, moral panic, and conservative heroines starting to question everything they thought they knew about themselves.