What's worse? Going on a first date with your family tagging along or having no filter?
What if life dishes you a slice of both?
Indie Clizby's speech disorder controls her mouth around attractive men. She can't help but mention a man's hotness levels, her family drama, and how long it's been since she was last kissed. She avoids the opposite sex by researching day and night, wanting nothing more than to discover a cure for cancer-she made a promise long ago that she would. With piles of scholarly journals in her bag, Indie's family drags her onto a cruise ship where she's surrounded by men who surprisingly don't run from her rebel mouth. Indie has zero time to entertain romance with a work deadline looming, ...but if she did fall in love, maybe her family would stop obsessing over her single status. For all the wrong reasons, Indie jumps into the deep end of dating, unintentionally falling overboard for one of the men who might not even like pie! Will she maintain course with her uncompromising crusade to find a cure? Or can she shift-possibly breaking her promise-and voyage through a sea of romance where the necessary cure requires opening her heart?