Camping with the Billionaire

by Amberlee Day

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He was her college crush—and then her stepsister’s boyfriend.

Now that they’re both older and wiser, will the stars align to give their budding feelings a chance?

Amid the backdrop of the Ozark Mountains, Maya and Parker come together for a common purpose—giving kids a memorable summer camp. The surprise event on the camp itinerary: Love.

But grumpy neighbors want to shut down the camp and the past doesn’t stay buried. Will Maya and Parker give their love a chance, or will it go up in smoke?

A sweet, clean and wholesome billionaire romance novel that you won't want to put down.

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Book Details

Genre

Contemporary Romance

Subgenre

Billionaire, Office / Workplace

Series

Billionaire Bachelor Cove • Book 1

Audience

Adult

Bell Peppers

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Profanity

1 None

Violence

1 None

Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco

1 None

Publication Date

July 15, 2020

Language Versions

English

Fiction Form

Novel

Sensitive Themes

Divorce or marital separation

Representation

Single-parent or widowed-parent protagonist

Cute

This was cute and fun. I loved the idea of a summer camp focused on science with two main characters who are science nerds. If you are looking for a fun summer read with clean romance then this is the book for you

A fun change of pace

Maya is a great heroine - she's smart, competent, sweet, empathetic. She suffers from insecurity, but she's *mostly* outgrown it after the story's prologue.

Parker, on the other hand, is not an especially likeable guy for the first third of the book. Thankfully, we get to see inside his head, so we have some idea that he's not the insensitive jerk he so often appears to be. Well, not completely. Frankly, it helped to think of him as having a touch of Aspergers, and then his awkward obliviousness to how he treated others was more sympathetic

The setting and premise were different - and fun. The conflict & resolution felt a smidge contrived in places, but the author writes the story well enough that it was still very entertaining

*Clean romance level: sweet kisses, nothing graphic

Adorable Story!

I thought this was an adorable story! I do admit that the one slight drawback I had was that as the conflict was woven throughout the story, it seemed glossed over in the end. It worked out, but with not a lot of information/detail about it. Otherwise I think this is one of my favorites from this series!

Getting to know you, getting to like you.

I didn't like Parker for most of the book. He wasn't a good listener and thought he knew best for other people. He didn't. I did like Maya. She was great. I liked the camp and the activities listed. I wanted to go there. Parker did redeem himself by the end of the book.