Lost With My Enemy

Lost with My Enemy follows Elise Boyd, a meticulous Toronto planner who thrives on schedules and control, and Jaxon Mills, a laid-back Calgarian who treats itineraries like gentle suggestions. When a cross-country road trip forces them into one car for fourteen days, their opposite approaches to life turn every wrong turn, canoe mishap, and quirky short-term rental into a battle of wills that slowly melts into reluctant laughter—and then into something far more dangerous: trust. With Calgary waiting at the end of the road and real life poised to pull them apart, they have to decide whether falling in love is the biggest detour of all or the one turn they were always meant to take. No-spice readers who enjoy sweet, closed-door rom-coms with enemies-to-lovers banter, forced proximity, and slow-burn tension will likely enjoy this novella. It’s a cozy, character-driven story about two opposites learning that sometimes all the wrong turns lead exactly where you’re meant to be.