Getting Lei'd: A Sapphic Grumpy Sunshine Romance

Fractal Enigma · AI-narrated by Madison (from Google)
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One room. One bed. Two strangers who can’t agree on anything... except that this vacation is a disaster.

Harper Vance has a plan for everything. Her itinerary for Hawaii is color-coded, laminated, and timed to the minute. What isn't on the schedule? A booking error that leaves her sharing the last available suite at the Royal Hibiscus Resort with a woman who is her exact opposite.

Riley is chaos in a Hawaiian shirt. A free-spirited photographer who thinks plans are "suggestions" and carries a coconut monkey named Gary as an emotional support mascot. She’s messy, loud, and seemingly determined to ruin Harper’s relaxation.

But the resort is fully booked, and neither is willing to leave. The compromise? A truce. They’ll share the room, but they won't share their vacations.

Easy, right?

It is, until a tropical storm traps them inside. Until the bickering turns into banter. And until Harper realizes that the only thing more terrifying than losing control of her schedule is losing her heart to the woman who threw it out the window.

Getting Lei'd is a steamy, laugh-out-loud sapphic romance featuring the "one bed" trope, a grumpy/sunshine pairing, and a guaranteed HEA. Perfect for fans of Alexandria Bellefleur and Ashley Herring Blake.

One room. One bed. Two strangers who can’t agree on anything... except that this vacation is a disaster. Harper Vance has a plan for everything. Her itinerary for Hawaii is color-coded, laminated, and timed to the minute. What isn't on the schedule? A booking error that leaves her sharing the las...

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