Love Is for the Birds
Paperback
Publisher Price: $19.00
Publisher: Great Kiskadee Books
Published: Jul 12 2026
Pages: 342
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.76 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Aspen won't put down roots, and Mia is afraid to fly.
Aspen Carter and Mia Bennett are at an impasse.
By-the-book Mia has every moment of her life laid out in glittery color-coded ink. Her world is neat and tidy, and she knows exactly what she wants. The one thing she can't seem to keep organized is her travel-happy lifelong friend. Aspen-restless and endlessly chasing the next adventure-is building his career as a nature photographer, and spends his days anywhere but home. Each goodbye is chipping away at something Mia can't quite put her finger on.
When Aspen announces he's leaving on his longest assignment yet, Mia realizes she's tired of waiting for a someday that never seems to arrive; tired of post cards, phone calls with bad reception, and emails in the place of real connection. When she decides it's time to call it quits, a desperate Aspen tells one small lie: one that lands him an invitation to Mia's family lake cabin for the week.
The catch? Everyone thinks they're dating.
Now, surrounded by family, cozy bonfires, and a lake cabin that holds memories around each corner, Aspen and Mia must pretend their love story is more than fiction. With Aspen's departure looming and Mia's patience stretched to its breaking point, they have one week to figure out the real reason hurts so deeply to let go.
Because pretending to be in love seems easy, until real feelings get involved. Aspen Carter and Mia Bennett are at an impasse. By-the-book Mia has every moment of her life laid out in glittery color-coded ink. Her world is neat and tidy, and she knows exactly what she wants. The one thing she can't seem to keep organized is her travel-happy lifelong friend. Aspen-restless and endlessly chasing the next adventure-is building his career as a nature photographer, and spends his days anywhere but home. Each goodbye is chipping away at something Mia can't quite put her finger on.
When Aspen announces he's leaving on his longest assignment yet, Mia realizes she's tired of waiting for a someday that never seems to arrive; tired of post cards, phone calls with bad reception, and emails in the place of real connection. When she decides it's time to call it quits, a desperate Aspen tells one small lie: one that lands him an invitation to Mia's family lake cabin for the week. The catch? Everyone thinks they're dating.
Now, surrounded by family, cozy bonfires, and a lake cabin that holds memories around each corner, Aspen and Mia must pretend their love story is more than fiction. With Aspen's departure looming and Mia's patience stretched to its breaking point, they have one week to figure out the real reason hurts so deeply to let go.
Because pretending to be in love seems easy, until real feelings get involved.
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