Lady and the Camp
(By Stephanie J. Scott)
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Hudson:
My life is a disaster and now the rest of the world knows it too.
I thought I’d made it big landing a job as a spokesperson for a shiny new beauty brand, only to lose it all when I’m named in a federal investigation after authorities raid my billionaire boyfriend’s company.
Make that my ex-boyfriend.
In a leaked video, he blames me for his own fraud. Now his rabid followers gleefully attack me in every online space. With my reputation shredded like my ex’s shady bank records, I need to lie low. Fast.
Thanks to quick efforts by trusted friends, I’m living off-the-grid as a counselor at a kid’s summer camp in a forced no-WiFi existence while my online life cools down.
Only camp life is anything but cool with my hot but gruff boss. So what if he’s out-of-touch and anti-tech? I only need to make it a few weeks and then I’m back to my L.A. life.
Lucas:
I never imagined I’d end up the top guy running Camp Junebug. After all, this job was meant to be a stepping stone to bigger boulders—say to Boulder, Colorado.
The camp is understaffed and I’m overwhelmed, and that’s when she walks in. Like she’s straight out of a fashion shoot, looking for a job. Thing is, I have to hire her. One: I’m desperate. Two: she’s my cousin’s best friend.
This diva doesn’t know squat about the outdoors, but the kids love her. And now she’s set her sights on me. Asking questions. Like, what is a guy who dreams of leading expeditions in the Rockies doing at a worn-down kids’ camp without a mountain in sight?
Worse? Every time she’s near, my world flips. Everything about her stands out in bright colors, and something in my heart gives way.
Lady and the Camp is a heartwarming (and a little bonkers) grumpy/sunshine sweet romantic comedy. This is the first in a new series about four friends who find their careers and love lives in need of a major reboot. This book can be read as a standalone.”
