Roxy West is an event planner with a sharp tongue, a color-coded divorce folder, and a husband she absolutely does not love anymore—except when he’s shirtless, charming, or breathing in her general direction.
Chase West is a golden retriever in human form. He wears his wedding ring “for balance,” names his food truck after the woman who threatens his sanity every second of every day and insists that one wild weekend in Vegas three years ago means Roxy is “legally his forever.”
They’ve been married.
They’ve been separated.
Now, they’re accidentally back under the same roof, at a couple’s retreat Roxy did not sign...
Roxy West is an event planner with a sharp tongue, a color-coded divorce folder, and a husband she absolutely does not love anymore—except when he’s shirtless, charming, or breathing in her general direction.
Chase West is a golden retriever in human form. He wears his wedding ring “for balance,” names his food truck after the woman who threatens his sanity every second of every day and insists that one wild weekend in Vegas three years ago means Roxy is “legally his forever.”
They’ve been married.
They’ve been separated.
Now, they’re accidentally back under the same roof, at a couple’s retreat Roxy did not sign up for, with a house full of people, way too much tequila, and one very unhinged activity night.
Will they finally sign the papers?
Or will round two end with less paperwork and way more screaming (the good kind)?
Marriage in crisis. Check
Chemistry off the charts. Check
And a love story that proves sometimes forever just needs a second try (and maybe a fire extinguisher). Double Check
