Halloween is just around the corner, and the biggest worry Kade has is picking a couple costume with Aiesha. That is, until she has a few too many on a night out with her fellow teachers and leaves Aiesha a late-night drunken message suggesting they move in together. In the clear light of day, is that really what she wants? If so, how will they make it work? Besides all that, Aiesha seems reluctant. It is too much too soon?

Spring break is coming up and high school teacher Kade could not be more excited to spend the week with her girlfriend, Aiesha. The two haven't seen much of each other since their Valentine's trip thanks to their long distance relationship and generally busy lives, but this will give them the opportunity to spend the whole week together. Will friends, surfing, and a few communication issues get in the way? (Spoiler, no way! This is a typical low angst book by Sage Donnell.) Features an ace-spectrum character.

It's summer - school's out, surfing is good, and Aiesha is still amazing, but very busy with teaching at academic summer camps. In order to get to see her for a couple of weeks, Kade signs on to also teach at one of the residential summer camps. It means no Max, no Shori, no surfing, but it's only two weeks and Aiesha is worth it. Besides, Kade likes to teach. It'll be fun. And it is fun, right up until baseless accusations are leveled at her just a few days in. Who is behind it? Will Kade and Aiesha get past it and stay a strong couple? Will their Fourth of July be festive or mired in controversy?