I was supposed to cancel. I was supposed to stay home and mourn a man who claimed I was "too planned" and "wanted too much."
Instead, I flew to the Gulf Coast alone, determined to survive a couples' resort on sheer organizational willpower and spite.
Then I tripped over a stray flip-flop and baptized a drop-dead gorgeous stranger in sixteen ounces of frozen mango margarita.
Eli is a chaotic, sun-drenched private chef who laughs with his whole body and makes dirty talk sound like poetry. Gavin is his best friend of twelve years—a stoic commercial airline pilot with devastating blue eyes, steady hands, and a quiet intensity that melts my defenses.
When they learn about the voicemail, they make an absurd offer: become my emergency vacation boyfriends. Full benefits. Shared desserts. Zero strings.
Gavin gives me grounding safety and fierce, deliberate attention. Eli gives me infectious laughter and wild, vocal abandon.
What starts as a playful joke between beach loungers quickly spirals into stolen kisses on the terrace, a storm-trapped villa, and nights so consuming they obliterate five years of feeling inadequate. Neither man asks me to shrink. Neither man asks me to apologize for wanting.
Instead, they both demand everything.
Now the return flights are boarding, and the real world is waiting. The hardest part isn't getting over my ex—it's realizing that what started as a tropical fling was never meant to stay on the island.
Vacation Girlfriend: Double Trouble is a high-heat, standalone MFM contemporary menage romance. It features an organized heroine reclaiming her confidence, a protective airline pilot, an attentive chef, vocal praise, double penetration, and a guaranteed, hard-won HEA where she never has to choose.