Updated: Jul 2
Summer time romance novels just go hand in hand. This is a perfect summer read that will make you laugh, cry and embrace the true connections you make with people. If you are looking for a whirlwind romance that will keep you rooting for the two main characters to figure it out, then you should read “One Week Later” By KJ Micciche
He had been saving for that writing retreat for so long. He needed it to work. It was his first novel, his chance for people to see him as a serious writer. Writer's block was killing him. Then this light came into his life. She needed a seat change on the flight they were about to take. Meeting Melody was so unexpected. Who would have thought he would have met this

gorgeous girl with a great personality who also happened to be a writer? Even her mother was one of the most charming and funny people he has met in a long time.
He cannot believe they ended up staying at the same resort. He couldn’t help but to make attempts to spend time with Melody and her mom. It could not have been easy for them to travel since her mom was so sick. He knew this trip meant so much to them and he just wanted them to have a good time. He made every attempt to see to it that they did. Melody was giving him motivation and inspiration. She made him feel relaxed. He somehow fell for this girl. He wanted to cherish the moments they had there and he did everything he could to make her have a great experience She definitely implied that she felt the same way. So why has it been two years since they have spoken? What possibly could have happened to make her not want to see him again? He really thought we had something.
Imagine having to suffer in your room while your husband is out galivanting around as if you are not holed up and trying to recover from hip replacement surgery. If it wasn’t for my lupus, I would be out there with him back in the political limelight enjoying all of the glam, secrets, affairs and mishaps, like everyone else. He gets to go to all of the White House dinners without me. This was supposed to be a better time for us since we both lost our spouses a few years ago from a tragic chain of events. What's worse is he hired this caretaker, Athena, who thinks she knows everything. This little twit is not going to be here long if I have anything to say about it. I know she thinks she is helping but honestly, I don’t need any help. I am sure I can manage just fine. Although, things have been pretty foggy lately. Especially after Athena brings me my tea. What if she is putting something in it? What if she wants me to stay sick? Have I been too focused on her being annoying rather than conniving? Oh no!
If you love a good psychological thriller book, then you must read “The Senator’s Wife” By Liv Constantine. Don’t let the theme of politics throw you off, as this story is way more involved with lies, deception and thinking you know people better than you do!
I have been reading since I could hold books on my own and babble out words of things I was seeing. It is my natural instinct to love books. I have always been that person that seeks out the book section in any store and buy book after book even though I had a stack at home with ones on my TBR list. Nothing compares to the smell of a book pages flashing by your nose. Library books typically smell the best. If you know, you know.
But not everyone has this same love or instinct. That doesn't mean you can't or won't be a reader. I believe everyone needs to give reading a chance. There are so many things that hold people back from reading and most of them fear. Fear of being bored, wasting time, dyslexia, slow reading, unable to read, etc. But all of those things can be worked on. There is something for everyone in the reading world. All you have to do is ask yourself why you don't read and then find the solution. If nothing else, just give a book a chance. You can do this for free by going to your local library, find a section of books that has your topic of interest and either find a seat there or take it to the comfort of your own home. Trying something new is always scary or fearful but the benefit will certainly out weigh the risk.
I am someone who loves to read all kinds of genres. I do typically like mysteries and romance but I like to throw in some self-help, business, even some history. I like to be well rounded. Therefore, if you need a recommendation, tell me what you like and I bet I can find a good book for you.
What is one book you have read and enjoyed? If you can't answer this question today, how soon will you?


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