The Last Lei by Lauren Hart

Skye Wilder makes reality TV look effortless because for five years she has been the one behind the scenes pulling every string. A sudden twist shoves her in front of the cameras as this season’s bachelorette on The Sapphic Match. Her emotionless control starts to slip the second twelve tempting lesbian contestants treat her as the prize. She tells herself it’s just a job until her first impression lei ends up on the woman who makes her forget she doesn’t do feelings.

Lucy signs up for The Sapphic Match because her best friend is obsessed with the lesbian reality show, her ex called her boring, and a free tan and open bar sound easier than real feelings. She quickly becomes the fun contestant who skinny dips on the first night and strolls up to the bachelorette with nothing but a towel knotted low around her waist. What she does not plan on is Skye being the woman she has been accidentally waiting for.

The cameras catch every stolen glance, turning a simple reality show fling into something that feels like forbidden love. With each lei ceremony, the line between “the show” and “real” starts to blur in the most deliciously dangerous way. Because if Skye and Lucy keep choosing each other, they will not just break the rules, they just might blow up the ending.