He goes to work. She learns to bake a pot roast. Neither of them is pretending very well.
Ginger signed up for summer camp for singles with one goal: get her workaholic best friend to finally have some fun. She never planned on having any herself. But then she's paired with Chet, a charming, goofy flirt who never misses a chance to make her laugh, and the two of them turn every competition into a game they can win.
Then they're invited to take part in the Trad-Wife Challenge.
The rules are simple. They're taken to a cabin in the woods and set up as a 1950s married couple. Every morning, Chet heads off to "work" to learn manly skills. Every day, Ginger learns everything a housewife of the era was expected to know. At night, they come home to each other.
It's all pretend. It's supposed to be a game. But the longer they play house, the more natural it feels to come home to him, to share a kitchen, and to share a bed. His teasing turns into something hotter, her defenses start to slip, and the "I do's" that were only for show start to feel like a promise.
When the challenge ends, will they walk away, or will they decide that the fake marriage is the best thing that ever happened to them?
The Trad-Wife Challenge is a spicy, forced proximity, strangers-to-lovers romance and Book 2 in the Summer Camp for Singles series. It features a pretend marriage, a goofy and flirty hero, a cozy cabin in the woods, and plenty of heat. Each book in the series can be read as a standalone, but you'll love catching up with Leia, Rosa, and the gang along the way.
Scroll up and grab your copy to move into the cabin.