When Nat and Ian go on a blind date, there are sparks... But Ian Wilson has no desire to get tied down to Clover Hill. Working at Grackle Comics is fine for now, but they feel like they’re... coasting. Someday soon, their stepdad’s house will be ready to put on the market so they can move back somewhere faster-paced. That’ll help them get the fiery Nat out of their head. Especially because she refuses to speak to them. They’re both fundraising for the same bike ride from Baymill to Maple Heights. And Nat Belanger—who owns a bike shop—is incensed when she realizes Ian is taking donations from customers she was counting on. It doesn’t matter how danged hot they are. Small problem? They both have to go on this ride. But there are a lot of people on the ride. It’ll be easy to avoid each other, because that’s definitely what they both want. Right? A sporty, flirty romance between a woman and a nonbinary/gender-questioning person. blind date, rivals-to-lovers, only-two-tents, small town, genderqueer Content warnings are available in the book's front matter and on the author's website