The Roommate

Dishwashing is expected of you at home.

Before going inside the toilet, knock.

Never check the internet for your flatmate.

With the exception of their daughter Clara, the Wheatons are notorious among the elite of the east coast for lacking self-control. She is the epitome of the perfect socialite—overachieving, polite, and reliable. However, each Wheaton has a weakness. The offer of a cross-country relocation from Clara's childhood love is too good to pass down. Sadly, it also seems too wonderful to be true.

Following a bait-and-switch, Clara is forced to cohabitate with an attractive stranger. Josh may be a little too gorgeous and insightful for comfort, but if Clara hadn't hunted him up online, there's a strong possibility they might have managed to share a summertime sublet.

After finding out how Josh has become well-known, Clara realises that moving in with him may make her the most controversial Wheaton ever. She is motivated to confront the stigma associated with feminine desire by his professional skill. Josh and Clara may not agree on anything, but they both think women should have better sex. Their actions will have a profound impact on both of them, and with any hope, they will also have a positive impact on everyone else.