The Road Trip Agreement

By: Tiana Warner

Narrated by: Anastasia Watley

A camper van, a camera, and the open road are all laid-back Carol Lavoie wants in life—and she's using her career as a social media video creator to fund her adventures. The problem is, if she can't work out how to get more followers soon, she'll have to give it all away.

Minimalist vlogger Ruby Hayashi has over a million followers who watch her meticulously edited takes on cooking, van living, and her cute rescue dog. She exists in a world of perfection that is getting boring and badly needs an injection of fresh energy.

When Coral and Ruby team up for a road trip to boost their audiences, it's a clash of opposites in what could be the change they both need. As they hit the Oregon coast, what they don't count on is how their enthralled followers start rooting for their favorite lesbians to get together.

Could faking a relationship for the cameras be the key to going viral and boosting their careers? But even if they make peace with lying to their fans, for how long will their hearts be able to tell the difference between fake flirtation and real love?

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Tiana Warner (P)2024 Tantor

Loved the FF romance

For this audio being narrated by one person, she did a good job at the voices differing the 2 characters.

Cute Not So Fake Relationship

Opposites at times do attract. One is messy carefree and flies by the seat of her pants, While the other is very neat and needs lists, spreadsheets and complete organization.

They are actually perfect for each other without knowing it, as they give each other what they each need.

They took too long to give in to their mutual desires. So there's a little spice once you get to chapter 27. That's it. 🌶️🌶️🔥

Easy listen mind vacation

I liked that the characters appeared real. They were a good house cleaning and driving to work listen. The lead up to sex wasn’t over the top. The end was just right.

Great performance of a guilty pleasure of mine

This a great lesbian romance with the tropes of forced proximity and faux relationship that is real. Truly a guilty pleasure of mine.

Cute and Predictable

Good narration, cute predictable romance, light yet sexy. I wish the voices and/or thought vs dialog was more obvious because I couldn't always tell who was speaking or thinking. Realistic conflict, but less than realistic reasons for starting.
Girl, you're an adult - your parents don't make rules for you. ha!