The Good Girl: A Sapphic Summer Camp Romance

Emma has her life color-coded, organized, and completely under control. Returning to Camp Pine Ridge as a counselor after thirteen years is supposed to be a simple, nostalgic escape. She comes armed with a 4.0 GPA, a perfectly tabbed binder system, and a desperate need to prove she is capable. What she didn't plan for was her co-counselor.

Rae is everything Emma isn't. Lean, sun-tanned, and effortlessly cool, the veteran counselor commands the camp with a silver whistle and a confident swagger that leaves Emma breathless and entirely flustered.

Sharing Cabin 12 shouldn't be a problem, but the eighteen-inch gap between their narrow twin beds feels smaller every single night. As the humid summer presses in and the camp rules begin to blur, Emma realizes that being the "good girl" her whole life has left her craving something—and someone—completely different. When Rae's protective nature and intense focus finally turn Emma's way, the tension threatens to melt right through Emma's careful boundaries.

She thought she came back to camp to figure out who she is. She didn't realize she was about to find exactly where she belongs.

The Good Girl is a high-heat, slow-burn, opposites-attract contemporary sapphic romance featuring forced proximity, a swoon-worthy veteran counselor, an eager-to-please rookie, and an eighteen-inch gap that doesn't stand a chance. Intended for mature audiences.