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For the Weekend

Stone Family Series, Book 4

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For the Weekend

De : Sophie Andrews
Lu par : Charlotte North, Xander Marceaux
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I'm so desperate for a date to my cousin's wedding, I'll take anyone. Even the mysterious black sheep Stone brother that everyone is whispering about.

It all started with the usual badgering phone call from my mother that had me spouting out the lie that I'd be bringing my boyfriend to my cousin's wedding. Only problem? I'm very much single.

Roman Stone is the man I'd heard so much about but never met. Until he carries a bag of flour into my bakery. The size of a refrigerator, with tattoos and muscles to spare, he is something straight out of my fantasies. Add in his adorable pink puff of a daughter, and I'm smitten. Which is why I blurt out a request for him to attend the wedding with me.

Despite his rough exterior, he is my knight in shining armor, agreeing to spend the weekend with me. He protects me from rude family members, reminds me to be confident, and rewards me with the hottest night of my life.

But what we found in that hotel room is more than the weekend, and I can't help falling for this grumpy single dad. I just don't know if the skeletons in his closet will come back to haunt him or us.

For the Weekend is the final book in the Stone Family Series. Don't miss out on this grumpy sunshine fake dating romance.

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Comédie romantique Fiction Petites villes et ruralité
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