Red, White & Royal Blue
Casey McQuiston
by Christina Lauren
Bad luck follows Olive Torres like a shadow—that is, until every single guest at her twin sister's wedding drops from food poisoning, leaving Olive standing as one of the only two healthy people in the building.
The other? Ethan Thomas. Her nemesis. Her new brother-in-law's insufferable best man.
With a dream honeymoon to Maui sitting completely unclaimed, Olive and Ethan strike an uneasy truce: two weeks in paradise, pretending to be the happy newlyweds, and then they go back to their perfectly separate lives. Simple. Clean. Absolutely, catastrophically doable.
Except Maui has other plans.
This contemporary romance crackles with sharp wit and irresistible tension as Olive and Ethan navigate sun-soaked beaches, romantic dinners, and a single hotel room—all while keeping up their newlywed act for the strangers who keep crossing their path. The banter between them is electric, the kind that makes you wonder whether they actually hate each other or whether they've just been looking for an excuse to get closer all along.
Christina Lauren delivers a story that moves at a breathless pace, packed with laugh-out-loud moments and genuine emotional depth. Olive's legendary bad luck may have thrown her into this situation, but it's the slow-burning heat between her and Ethan that makes it impossible to look away.
If you've ever wondered what happens when the wrong person shows you the right destination, this is the book that answers that question beautifully.