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The Two Week Stand
by Samantha Towle
The Two Week Stand is Samantha Towle’s newest release and it is not one you want to miss!
Steamy, sexy, funny it’s everything one looks for in a vacation romance.
Dillon is fresh off the heartbreak train after calling off her wedding and decides to go on her scheduled honeymoon by herself to the Maldives. What she doesn’t expect to find is a hot, single American who wants to spend his two week holiday with her.
Weston Oakley, is an American football player who needs a break from life. He loves to travel and after a scandal breaks he decides a two week vacation in the Maldives will do the ticket. After arriving at the resort, he realises that it’s filled with happy couples and quickly finds himself bored. When a sassy, drunk, gorgeous girl stumbles into the bar, his interest is piqued.
The dynamic between Dillon and West is awesome. I frequently found myself giggling out loud while reading Dillon’s inner monologues. She loves to ramble and the ramblings are some of the best parts of this book.
But what I loved the most is that Dillon finds who she really is thanks to West and him bringing her out of her shell. Dillon, in turn, helps West discover that giving love a chance isn’t the worst thing that he could do for himself.
I definitely recommend reading this book and can’t wait to read what comes next from this incredible author!
Steamy, sexy, funny it’s everything one looks for in a vacation romance.
Dillon is fresh off the heartbreak train after calling off her wedding and decides to go on her scheduled honeymoon by herself to the Maldives. What she doesn’t expect to find is a hot, single American who wants to spend his two week holiday with her.
Weston Oakley, is an American football player who needs a break from life. He loves to travel and after a scandal breaks he decides a two week vacation in the Maldives will do the ticket. After arriving at the resort, he realises that it’s filled with happy couples and quickly finds himself bored. When a sassy, drunk, gorgeous girl stumbles into the bar, his interest is piqued.
The dynamic between Dillon and West is awesome. I frequently found myself giggling out loud while reading Dillon’s inner monologues. She loves to ramble and the ramblings are some of the best parts of this book.
But what I loved the most is that Dillon finds who she really is thanks to West and him bringing her out of her shell. Dillon, in turn, helps West discover that giving love a chance isn’t the worst thing that he could do for himself.
I definitely recommend reading this book and can’t wait to read what comes next from this incredible author!