One week later

"They had one perfect week. Then they vanished from each other's lives--until his book inadvertently made her the villain. Two years ago, romance novelist Melody Adams and aspiring author Beckett Nash met on a sun-soaked vacation in Aruba. Seven days of stolen moments, midnight swims, and intimate c...

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Main Author: Micciche, K. J. (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Naperville, Illinois : Sourcebooks Casablanca, [2026]
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Summary:"They had one perfect week. Then they vanished from each other's lives--until his book inadvertently made her the villain. Two years ago, romance novelist Melody Adams and aspiring author Beckett Nash met on a sun-soaked vacation in Aruba. Seven days of stolen moments, midnight swims, and intimate conversations left them both certain they'd found the real thing. Then a tangle of missed flights, mixed signals, and bad timing tore them apart before they could say goodbye. Neither could reach the other--so both assumed they'd been dumped. And both did what writers do: they turned heartbreak into a novel. Now Beckett's debut has made him a literary sensation. Melody's book? Critics call it a shameless rip-off. The only way to salvage her career--and her sanity--is to reconnect with Beckett and set the record straight. There's just one problem: Beckett is engaged to someone else. And seeing each other again reminds them of exactly what they lost... and how much they both still want."--
Item Description:"This book contains scenes involving the death of a parent, PTSD, panic attacks and subsequent medication, guilt, and depression. Please check my website (kjmicciche.net) for a complete list of content guidance." Publisher.
Physical Description:309 pages ; 21 cm
ISBN:9781728264783
1728264782
Author Notes:K.J. MICCICHE is a novelist who hails from Queens, New York, where she spent countless hours curled up under the covers, reading The Babysitters Club as a kid by flashlight way past her bedtime. K.J. runs a non-profit organization that teaches kids with dyslexia how to read. Proud mom of two little girls, she and her family live on Long Island and summer in Cape Cod.