Love isn’t just a battlefield—it’s a wilderness with no trail markers.

Eden never planned to spend a weekend roughing it with her ex-boyfriend, Dax, especially not as co-leaders of a couples’ retreat deep in the backcountry. But a paperwork mishap and a freak storm leave them in the middle of the woods, stranding them with a handful of couples and dwindling supplies.

Dax thrives in chaos.

Eden craves control.

Now they have neither—and they’re forced to navigate each other while guiding strangers through wilderness, survival, twisted confessions, and the reappearance of love letters buried long before they arrived.

When hunger hits, and campers begin seeing things: past lovers, half-remembered faces, warnings scrawled in moss. Eden suspects Dax knows more than he’s letting on. Surviving the forest may be the easy part. Trusting him again?

That might be the real danger.