Hotter in the Hamptons
This summer’s must-read sapphic enemies to lovers romance packed with sun, sex, and scandal
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A Social Media Disaster, a Fierce Rival, and Electric Chemistry - Is Lola seriously falling for the woman who ruined her life?
From New York Times bestselling author and social media star, Tinx
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Social media star Lola Fine has it all until a thoughtless comment on Instagram Live brings it all down.
Trying to save face, she takes on an interview with one of NYC’s top cultural critics, Aly Ray Carter. Instead of helping, her audience turns on her, her brand deals drop like flies and to top it off, her dreamboat boyfriend says he wants to take a break.
Lola escapes to the Hamptons but gets a shocking surprise in the form of the Aly Ray Carter staying next door.
But there’s something about the woman who ruined her life she can’t seem to avoid.
Is it hatred, or something far sexier?
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Critics are sizzling over Hotter in the Hamptons
'Packed with glamorous escapism, scandal, and sexual tension. Hotter in the Hamptons is the romance for a new generation' Chelsea Handler, New York Times bestselling author
'A sparkling cocktail of heat, humor, and heart. You’ll be obsessed from the first page to the last' Kristin Cast, #1 New York Times bestselling author
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Bestselling self-help author Tinx (The Shift) centers a steamy summer fling in her beachy romance debut. After ostensibly straight content creator Lola Fine dismisses an outfit as too "lesbian chic" on Instagram live, she's called out for homophobia and her brand takes a hit. To repair her image, she agrees to a profile written by lesbian cultural critic Aly Ray Carter. Aly has a reputation as a lothario—"she pulls straight girls. And then kind of discards them when she's done"—and their meeting awakens feelings Lola previously ignored. This crush curdles into hatred, however, when Aly turns Lola's profile into a scathing takedown. At an all time low in her personal and professional life, Lola escapes to the Hamptons for the rest of the summer—only to find that Aly has rented the neighboring house. Caught in an intense, sensual vortex, the women go from enemies to lovers. Tinx mines plenty of heat from their whirlwind relationship while not shying away from its flaws, including Lola's selfishness and Aly's control issues. Ultimately, the romance is a vehicle for Lola's growth as she comes into her own and embraces her sexuality. Hard-line romance fans may not be entirely satisfied with the ending, but there's plenty here to entice.
