Two rival small-town innkeepers. Two competing visions. Only one bed.

Bridget Barrie had a plan: turn her cozy inn into a dream destination in her small town. She didn’t count on getting stuck on a Ferris wheel with a sexy stranger, or that his mind-blowing kisses would lead to a night she’d never forget. No regrets. No last names.

Until the next morning, when her mystery man strolls into the town council meeting as her brand-new corporate rival. It’s official: he’s the enemy―regardless of how hot he looks in a suit (and out of it).

Oliver Harrington’s sleek new inn threatens everything Bridget has built. Worse, he’s presenting flashier versions of her ideas. To save her business, Bridget has to compete with him, but the town council forces them to co-chair the annual Spring Fling festival together.

Suddenly, they’re bickering over pie contests and parade details, but Oliver counters Bridget’s arguments with witty comebacks and lingering gazes that prove he can’t stop thinking about their time together either. She tries to ignore the heat between them, until one night, when there’s only one bed left, and they finally break.

Falling for the rival who might put Bridget out of business is a bad idea. But beneath Oliver’s corporate exterior is a man just looking for a place to call home―and she’s dangerously close to letting him be hers.