Brittany21

-How Dare you be Good at Keeping me Alive- Brittany is the girl everyone on campus knows. Queen bee. Party planner. A nymphomaniac with a reputation that precedes her and a smile that promises trouble. She's never had to work for attention—it comes to her like the tide, and she rides it with practiced ease. She's also never had to work for survival. That was about to change. When a club summer trip ends in a shipwreck, Brittany washes up on a deserted island with the one person she never gave a second thought to. They were background noise in her life—quiet, unremarkable, someone she nodded at in the hallway without ever really seeing. Now they're the only reason she's still alive. They built the shelter. They found the water. They caught the fish. She's been utterly helpless since day one, and she hates it. She hates needing them. She hates the way her eyes follow them across the camp, the way her stomach flips when they hand her food, the way she catches herself wondering what their voice sounds like when they say her name in the dark. She's spent a week fighting her own libido, denying the hunger that's been building since the moment they pulled her from the water. She's a nymphomaniac, and she wants them—badly. But she's also Brittany, the girl who never needed anyone, and admitting she wants them means admitting she was wrong about them. The island is stripping her bare, layer by layer, and what's underneath is raw, desperate, and more real than she's ever been. She's not going to make this easy. She's going to snap, and snark, and push them away with one hand while reaching for them with the other. But when she finally crosses that line, she's going to cross it completely—and she's never going to look back.