The open road promised freedom. It delivered danger.
Tom and Megan Henderson walked away from everything?the careers, the mortgage, the grind?and never looked back. Now they're living on their own terms, chasing sunsets and racking up online followers from Coast to Coast. Life is good. Life is free.
Then they met Alicia & Bobby.
The two couples couldn't be more different. Tom and Megan are professionals from the highest echelon of finance, who gave up their privileged lives in search of adventure. Bobby is a rough, haunted former Navy SEAL, and Alicia is the free-spirited redhead who is devoted to him. But the differences are the spice of life.
And then the Hendersons begin to realize that the other couple wants more than a quiet hang. Tom and Megan are forced to ask themselves how much adventure they're looking for.
The Hendersons have been down this road before, years ago, when they wanted to add some spice to their marriage, and it didn't go well. But they're different people now and committed to new experiences. Tom can't take his eyes off petite redhead Alicia, and Megan is consumed by thoughts that rough Bobby will give her what her civilized husband cannot.
One campfire. One reckless night. The Hendersons surrender themselves to their hedonistic desires with another couple, confident that they can walk away with their love and their marriage intact. They'll hit the road and their night with Alicia and Bobby will be a happy memory.
But real life is messy. Tom can't let go of thoughts of Megan with another man, and she can't stop craving what Bobby gave her. Back on the road, the Hendersons put miles between themselves and the other couple to save themselves from their demons.
Or so they thought.
What should have been one wild night becomes a new obsession. And when Alicia and Bobby turn up again out of nowhere, the Hendersons will learn the true price of giving into temptation with a couple that won't quit you.
The Vanlife Swingers is part one of a new, two-part thriller from The Queen of Suburban Secrets, Kirsten McCurran.
