One Week Later

<p><b>"[A] romantic gem."</b> – <i>Publishers Weekly</i> STARRED Review for <i>The Book Proposal</i><br><br><b>"Fans of Emily Henry will adore this author." </b>– <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author Kristan Higgins<br><br><b>"A love letter to writing."</b> – Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka for <i>A Storybook Wedding</i><br><br><b>***<br><br>They had one perfect week. Then they vanished from each other’s lives?until his book inadvertently made her the villain.</b><br><br>Two years ago, romance novelist Melody Adams met aspiring author Beckett Nash 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.<br><br>And both did what writers do: they turned heartbreak into a novel.<br><br>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.<br><br><b>A sun-drenched missed connection, a storm of public scandal, and a second chance romance you’ll root for until the last page – perfect for fans of Emily Henry, Carley Fortune and Christina Lauren.<br><br>Tropes</b><br>Second Chance Romance<br>Forced Proximity<br>Holiday Romance<br>Bookish Romcom</p>