Nad thought her mother had booked her a seven-day wellness trip.
Ninety minutes before departure, she discovers the truth: it is a singles tour—complete with matchmaking activities, compatibility lunches, karaoke, and a bus full of travelers old enough to have opinions about her breakfast.
Nad is thirty-four, fiercely independent, and absolutely not interested in being managed. The only unexpected part of the trip she might actually want is Lyn, the thirty-two-year-old tour guide who remembers every passenger’s needs, handles chaos without raising her voice, and somehow notices every exit Nad considers taking.
When meddling passengers begin moving seat labels, arranging romantic itineraries, and assigning karaoke partners, Nad and Lyn form an alliance.
It should have stayed professional.
It doesn’t.
Between missed reservations, hotel disasters, unwanted matchmaking, late-night conversations, and a growing attraction neither woman can organize away, they must learn that caring for someone is not the same as deciding for them.