Ship Wrecked

Olivia Dade once again creates a warm and delightful romantic comedy, After All the Feels and Spoiler Alert, about two co-stars who had an amazing one-night encounter and are now ready to give in to temptation again after years of shooting on the same secluded island.

Maria's one-night stand, the sultry, thick-thighed Viking she left without saying goodbye, has returned. Peter is her sullen co-star in Gods of the Gates, it seems, and the two of them are going to spend the next six years shooting on a lonely Irish island. He no longer wants anything to do with her, but she still wants him.

Peter is aware that this part has the potential to turn him from a forgettable minor actor into a major motion picture star. Additionally, he is aware that a failed relationship with Maria may pollute the set, and he refuses to jeopardize his career for a lady who has previously turned him down. In due course, they could become cordial acquaintances or coworkers—possibly even best friends—but never lovers again. Regardless of his intense need for her.

They don't interact off-camera for years. However, on their penultimate night of shooting, all of their suppressed need suddenly erupts into fresh passion as their mutual restraint finally breaks. Unfortunately, their future as a couple is still dead since Peter is returning to Hollywood and Maria is going back to her home country of Sweden. He's been waiting for her to alter her mind for the last six years, but she believes she needs more than he can provide. Observing. Desiring.

His Swede, shipwrecked, has no chance.