Only for the Week

Janelle, our multifaceted FMC, is a ball of ambition and social grace. A quintessential people pleaser, she navigates the complicated waters of life with an innate desire to keep everyone around her smiling, often at the expense of her own happiness. The narrative brilliantly highlights her struggle, with Rome, her unexpected ally, calling her out on her shit when they cross paths. But let's not leap too far ahead; let's set the scene. Imagine Tulum, a stunning paradise where Janelle, the Maid of Honor, is immersed in the chaos of her sister Amerie's destination wedding. At first glance, it seems like the perfect celebration of love. But lurking beneath the surface is the overwhelming drama brought on by Amerie’s bridezilla tendencies, compounded by the fact that she’s about to marry Janelle’s ex, Arnold. The audacity of it all is enough to rattle anyone, yet Janelle navigates the turmoil with grace and a calm exterior since she was the one who left Arnold. As the story progresses, Janelle grapples with her unresolved trauma from her mother—a theme that resonates deeply, revealing the layers of vulnerability beneath her polished facade. The moment she decides to reclaim her voice and set firm boundaries is nothing short of exhilarating. You can’t help but cheer for her newfound strength; it's a transformative journey that makes her even more endearing. And then there’s Rome—Arnold’s best friend and the dashing man who’s been harboring a crush on Janelle since the days of her relationship with Arnold. Their paths intersect once more, igniting a chemistry that sizzles with tension. What begins as a casual friends-with-benefits arrangement, cleverly encapsulated in the title "Only for the Week," quickly evolves into an enchanting romance that sweeps you off your feet. With each encounter, Rome becomes Janelle’s knight in shining armor, lifting the weight of her worries and making it his mission to help her rediscover joy. He stands up to Amerie, defending her honor, and even finds himself embroiled in a brawl over an unintended slip of the tongue regarding her name—talk about BDE BAE! The energy between them crackles, and you can feel the shift from playful banter to profound connection. I devoured this book, savoring every twist and turn, and I’m already craving seconds! Natasha has truly impressed me with this delightful read; it was my first experience with her writing, and I am eagerly looking forward to discovering more of her captivating stories.

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Great read !!

Absolutely amazing!

I love this book ❤️❤️❤️