Three Rivers

Clover Rivers is completely, totally over her ex. The four years since their breakup have made her stronger. Smarter. As an aspiring environmental scientist, Clover puts her faith in cold, hard data, and the data says there's no way anything good can come of messing around with a girl who already broke her heart. Neavh Beaudoin is completely, totally still in love with Clover Rivers. When a series of disasters lands her living on her cousin's couch-and back in the small island town she never thought she'd see again-Neavh is forced to confront the truth: leaving Clover behind was the biggest mistake of her life, and she'd give every star in the sky for another chance. As cramped small town life makes it impossible to ignore the way the two women still spark like a wildfire, Clover realizes Neavh's reasons for leaving might not have been so straightforward, and the future she's planned for herself in the meantime might not fit as well as she thought. The data suggests they're only in for another heartbreak, but every theory's got the tiniest chance to be proven wrong-especially when your last shot at love might depend on finally getting things right.

Three Rivers Campground is calling you to come relax, explore, and maybe even fall in love . . . Trish Rivers lives a good life. A happy life. A safe and predictable life spent running the cafe at her family's campground, perfecting her award-winning recipes, and terrorizing the local small town bartender with her endless supply of bad jokes. Trish has never wanted more-or at least, she's never admitted she wants more, but that was before Kennedy March showed up on Vancouver Island. That was before Trish realized falling for your sister's girlfriend's best friend doesn't fit into a safe and predictable life, especially when you've never fallen for a girl before. Kennedy's not sure why life as a real estate star in Toronto doesn't feel quite as shiny as it used to, but a spontaneous vacation to visit her newly coupled-up best friend seems like the perfect opportunity to ignore the problem. Three weeks without client calls, benefit galas, and, most of all, dating apps is worth braving the woods for, but her plans for relaxation come crashing to a halt at the sight of Trish-the absolutely off-limits and definitely straight little sister of her best friend's new girlfriend. There's no path to each other that doesn't end in disaster, but the farther they go, the more Trish and Kennedy realize it might be too late to turn back.