Unlike her great aunt Bernice she was named for, Bernie isn't the adventurous type. When her boss forces her to take a vacation, she plans on helping her mom on the farm, but everyone pushes her to go to Alaska on a week-long hiking trip to Denali. Due to a mixup on the paperwork with them thinking "Bernie" to be a man, she is teamed up with Matthew, a struggling screenwriter looking for inspiration. Forced to share a tiny tent and rely on each other throughout the trip, Matthew is disgusted with her lack of camping skills, and Bernie is fed up with his know-it-all attitude. But attraction grows when he doesn't flinch at her snoring or her stinky feet, and she actually liked one of his screenplays.
I loved the camping humor in this story, from Bernie's attempts to set up a tent, to her toileting disaster, and the problematic bear can. This is a hilarious rom-com adventure!
I received an advance reader copy of this book through Netgalley. My review is given voluntarily.
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