When you find out your best friend has feelings for you, do you confront him, or do you pretend nothing happened and set him up on a date with someone else?

Harper’s dream trip to Iceland is officially falling apart. First, her roommate cancels at the last minute. Then her childhood best friend, Luke, volunteers to take the extra ticket. It seemed like the perfect solution until Harper realized they’d be sharing hotel rooms, which only have one bed.

The real disaster happens when Harper accidentally reads a text on Luke’s phone, revealing that he’s been in love with her for years and plans to confess his feelings on the trip. Harper is left in a downward spiral, wondering how she can stop the confession before it happens. In an effort to gently turn him down, Harper sets Luke up on a date while they’re in Iceland. However, her plan backfires when jealousy emerges right as Luke begins to move on.

Has Harper fallen for Luke too late, or is there still a chance for this lifelong friendship to turn into something more?

Filled with witty banter, slow-burn tension, travel adventure, and plenty of “just kiss already” moments, Sparks in Iceland is a sweet romantic comedy perfect for readers who love friends-to-lovers romances, forced proximity, and emotionally chaotic characters who can’t admit they’re in love.