When you find out your best friend has feelings for you, do you pretend like nothing happened, or do you set him up on a date with someone else so he can get over you?

Harper is about to fly to Iceland and have the trip of her dreams when her roommate cancels last minute. Her childhood best friend, Luke, saves the day when he volunteers to take her roommate's place. It’s a win-win. Harper gets to go on her trip, and her roommate doesn’t lose her money. It all feels like a great idea until Harper realizes they would be sharing the same hotel rooms, and sometimes even the same bed.

Things only get worse when she accidentally reads a text on Luke’s phone, revealing that he has feelings for her and plans to confess them on the trip. Harper is left in a downward spiral, wondering how someone she sees as family could have romantic feelings for her. In an effort to gently turn him down, Harper tries to set Luke up on a date with someone else 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?

Sparks in Iceland is a stand-alone closed door romance book in the Flying in Love Series. If you love closed-door romances where you wonder how the characters will get their acts together and confess their feelings, then you’ll love Harper and Luke’s story.