Enemies to Lobsters: A Sweet, Small Town, Enemies to Lovers Romantic Comedy (Rumors of Cape Georgeana)

Nothing says "fresh start" like returning to your quirky Maine hometown and accidentally ending up fake-married to the infuriatingly charming man you once deliberately ran over with your car. (His mailbox. It was his mailbox. Mostly.)

Diana York comes back to Cape Georgeana seeking peace, saltwater air, and a quiet life at the historic lighthouse perched on a tidal island. What she gets instead is Ike Wentworth — golden-boy mayor, beloved firefighter, and her sworn enemy — proposing the most ridiculous arrangement she's ever heard. Marry him, save the lighthouse, smile for the town. Simple.

Nothing about this is simple.

Trapped together in a lighthouse that's smaller than it looks and surrounded by a suspiciously large population of lobsters, Diana and Ike discover that sharing cramped quarters with someone you despise has a way of revealing uncomfortable truths. Like the fact that Ike is far more thoughtful than his perfect reputation suggests. Or that Diana's walls are built less from hatred and more from hurt. As Cape Georgeana's nosiest residents meddle, the lobsters judge silently, and the tide keeps cutting them off from the mainland, these two reluctant roommates find their carefully maintained disdain crumbling into something neither of them planned for.

Sweet, laugh-out-loud funny, and anchored by genuine heart, *Enemies to Lobsters* is the small-town romantic comedy that proves