High Tides And Low Bars
A forced-proximity romantic comedy featuring a sunshine travel influencer, a grumpy marine biologist, and the ultimate one-bed disaster on a remote tropical island.
She lives for the likes. He just wants to be left alone. But when a travel disaster strands them together, the only thing rising faster than the tide is the tension.
Travel influencer Lily St. John has built an empire on the belief that disappointment is a choice—but her optimism meets its match when a booking error dumps her on a deserted research island instead of a luxury resort. No Wi-Fi. No cocktail bar. No escape for two weeks. And her only company? A grumpy, reclusive marine biologist who treats her like an invasive species.
Dr. Alex Carmichael fought two years of red tape for the chance to study coral reefs in peace. He has a strict schedule, an allergy to human connection, and zero patience for a woman who “destroys ecosystems one viral post at a time.” His plan: ignore the intruder, focus on the data, survive the disruption.
But when a tropical storm forces them into a one-bed cabin, enemies become something far more dangerous. As forced proximity blurs the line between irritation and attraction, Alex finds himself breaking every rule he’s ever lived by—and falling for the one woman guaranteed to upend his carefully controlled life.
The problem? Paradise has an expiration date.
When the boat returns, Alex must decide if he’s brave enough to risk everything for a chance at love—or let the best thing that ever washed ashore sail away for good.
A swoony, laugh-out-loud enemies-to-lovers romance perfect for fans of grumpy-sunshine dynamics, tropical island settings, and slow-burn chemistry with heart.
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