Logan Walker has spent three years pretending his feelings for his best friend are completely under control. Then graduation arrives-and so does the road trip that could ruin everything. Nate Holloway is steady, responsible, and unfairly attractive. He remembers the small things, quietly takes care of everyone around him, and has a habit of looking at Logan like he sees far more than Logan wants him to.
A summer camping trip to Yellowstone should be the perfect way to celebrate graduation before real life pulls them in different directions. There's just one problem:They have to share a tent. Between bad coffee, unpredictable weather, breathtaking views, and nights spent far too close together, the feelings Logan has tried to bury become impossible to ignore. And the longer they travel, the harder it is to believe Nate hasn't been hiding something too.
But falling for your best friend is easy. Risking the friendship that feels like home is something else entirely.
Logan Walker has spent three years pretending his feelings for his best friend are completely under control. Then graduation arrives-and so does the road trip that could ruin everything. Nate Holloway is steady, responsible, and unfairly attractive. He remembers the small things, quietly takes care of everyone around him, and has a habit of looking at Logan like he sees far more than Logan wants him to.
A summer camping trip to Yellowstone should be the perfect way to celebrate graduation before real life pulls them in different directions. There's just one problem:They have to share a tent. Between bad coffee, unpredictable weather, breathtaking views, and nights spent far too close together, the feelings Logan has tried to bury become impossible to ignore. And the longer they travel, the harder it is to believe Nate hasn't been hiding something too.
But falling for your best friend is easy. Risking the friendship that feels like home is something else entirely.