Trish Doller’s The Suite Spot is a charming romance novel about taking a chance on a new life and a new love. Rachel Beck has hit a brick wall. She’s a single mom, still living at home and trying to keep a dying relationship alive. Aside from her daughter, the one bright light in Rachel’s life is her job as the night reservations manager at a luxury hotel in Miami Beach—until the night she is fired for something she didn’t do. On impulse, Rachel inquires about a management position at a brewery hotel on an island in Lake Erie called Kelleys Island. When she’s offered the job, Rachel packs up her daughter and makes the cross country move. What she finds on Kelleys Island is Mason, a handsome, moody man who knows everything about brewing beer and nothing about running a hotel. Especially one that’s barely more than foundation and studs. It’s not the job Rachel was looking for, but Mason offers her a chance to help build a hotel—and rebuild her own life—from the ground up.

It’s one thing to get your brother’s best friend to pretend to be your boyfriend to survive a holiday with your toxic family. But what do you do when the man you’ve been secretly in love with for years starts taking his role VERY seriously?Isobelle is a mess, she battles with depression and anxiety, gets antsy if she not scribbling stories in hundreds of notebooks, and recently her job told her it would be better for her if she found employment elsewhere because she had one too many panic attacks. Not the best time to be going on holiday with her toxic family, who just love to pick apart every fault she has.Normally it is her older brother who acts as a buffer between them. Except with less than a week to go, he suddenly has work commitments. But never fear... he has a plan that stops their dad demanding they pay for their share.Enter her ‘hot new boyfriend’: Ben Wallace, the epitome of not a mess. Tall, muscular, tattooed, Disney-loving gorgeousness. He has a hit internet cooking show called Hot n Bothered. In which he cooks amazing food, wearing an apron – only an apron.He’s also her brother’s best friend and the man Isobelle has been in love with for the past six years.So now he’s sharing a bed with her and pretending to be her boyfriend, a job he is taking seriously. Very seriously indeed, to the point where Isobelle is struggling to distinguish what is real and what is a very delicious fantasy.Please note this is an open door romance with depictions of sex, verbal bullying, depression and anxiety spirals.