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Off Script Summer: An Opposites Attract Romance
A grumpy Australian surgeon. A bubbly Californian waitress. Nine days for their unlikely romance to steal the show...
Maya Martinez thought turning twenty-five would be a blockbuster, but the reviews are in—this year’s a flop. Her parents’ marriage is over, and when she’s been working double shifts to save her family’s Hollywood restaurant, her high school sweetheart has been auditioning a new girlfriend behind her back.
Landing a spot on a hot new reality show is the perfect revenge. A tropical Fijian paradise thousands of miles from her problems? Check. Nine days of all-expenses-paid, five-star luxury? Check. Gorgeous men to lust over? Well, one man certainly captures her attention.
Charlie Sutherland shouldn’t make Maya's heart race. The Australian surgeon is grumpy, too smart for his own good, and constantly lectures her about following the rules. But when he’s not moping about the accident that stalled his career, he’s also caring and—she hates to admit it—fun.
With an itinerary packed with crazy couple activities for them to bond—and bicker about—in front of the cameras, the unlikely pair steal the show. But even if Maya and Charlie can deny their growing attraction to each other, there’s no escaping the fact that even a perfect vacation has to end.
Off Script Summer includes mature themes and is intended for adults only. Detailed content guidance is available on the author’s website.
Maya Martinez thought turning twenty-five would be a blockbuster, but the reviews are in—this year’s a flop. Her parents’ marriage is over, and when she’s been working double shifts to save her family’s Hollywood restaurant, her high school sweetheart has been auditioning a new girlfriend behind her back.
Landing a spot on a hot new reality show is the perfect revenge. A tropical Fijian paradise thousands of miles from her problems? Check. Nine days of all-expenses-paid, five-star luxury? Check. Gorgeous men to lust over? Well, one man certainly captures her attention.
Charlie Sutherland shouldn’t make Maya's heart race. The Australian surgeon is grumpy, too smart for his own good, and constantly lectures her about following the rules. But when he’s not moping about the accident that stalled his career, he’s also caring and—she hates to admit it—fun.
With an itinerary packed with crazy couple activities for them to bond—and bicker about—in front of the cameras, the unlikely pair steal the show. But even if Maya and Charlie can deny their growing attraction to each other, there’s no escaping the fact that even a perfect vacation has to end.
Off Script Summer includes mature themes and is intended for adults only. Detailed content guidance is available on the author’s website.
319 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 27, 2025
About the author
Aubrey Whitten
6 books37 followersAubrey Whitten writes contemporary romances with an Australian twist. She has a soft spot for flawed characters searching for second chances and crafts stories with warmth, humor, and romantic moments. Aubrey lives in the sunniest part of Australia and juggles writing around a busy day job and the chaos of her small but mighty family.
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April 15, 2025
the vibes slayed!! Minus one star for the CRINGE language at times
June 2, 2025
I liked the idea of it and an Aussie MMC. The language sometimes annoyed me. Saying Doo Doo as a grown woman 🫠
I also just finished deep end and then this is Low Key Dom fetish and it was so weird how the minute it was sexual they both just change into complete different people
No Luke Evans. Tell me Why I imaged Bondi Vet 🤣🫠
I also just finished deep end and then this is Low Key Dom fetish and it was so weird how the minute it was sexual they both just change into complete different people
No Luke Evans. Tell me Why I imaged Bondi Vet 🤣🫠
July 10, 2025
Remembered reading this back in wattpad. I loved it and the FMC was a fun character.
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