I Didn’t Pack for This

Andrew Morrison planned the perfect vacation. Falling for a handsome bar owner wasn’t on the itinerary.

At thirty-four, Chicago accountant Andrew Morrison has his life organized down to the minute. His career is thriving, his calendar is color-coded, and even his vacations come with a schedule.

Unfortunately, his vacation wardrobe didn’t receive the same careful consideration.

One disastrous pair of red plaid shorts, one spectacularly spilled beer, and one ridiculously attractive bartender later, Andrew’s carefully planned getaway is officially off track.

James Williams, thirty-five, owns The Breakwater Bar in the charming lakeside town of Oval Harbor, Michigan. He’s built a business he loves, surrounded himself with good people, and has absolutely no intention of becoming someone’s temporary vacation romance.

Especially not a certain adorable accountant from Chicago.

But Andrew keeps coming back.

And James keeps finding reasons to want him there.

Between long-distance dates, questionable kitchen appliances, competing work schedules, and an unreasonable collection of bottle openers, two independent men discover that falling in love is the easy part.

Figuring out how to build a future without giving up the lives they love?

That’s where things get interesting.

I Didn’t Pack for This is a warm, witty M/M contemporary romantic comedy featuring two grown men, an unforgettable meet-cute, small-town charm, long-distance romance, plenty of affectionate banter, and a happily-ever-after worth the extra miles.

Book Two in the Trouble Comes in Waves series. Each book features a different couple and can be enjoyed as a standalone romance.