One Week Later

De: KJ Micciche

Narrado por: Kirsten Leigh, Nick Mills

In this emotionally gripping tale, two writers meet on vacation and spend a perfect week together, falling immediately, deeply in love. But when they accidentally lose contact, both fly back home to do as writers do: write about it. What could possibly go wrong?

Two years ago, romance novelist Melody Adams and aspiring author Beckett Nash had a whirlwind romance on a dream vacation to Aruba. She was with her ailing mother; he was on a personal writing retreat, trying to finish his very first novel. But their seven-day love affair unraveled when a cascade of mixed signals and disastrous timing caused them both to miss their flight home. Unable to reach each other, both concluded they were being dumped at the worst possible moment.

Then, they each wrote a book about it.

Now, two years later, Beckett has skyrocketed to fame while Melody's been labeled a copycat. Reviewers call her book a "cheap knockoff" of Beckett's "debut masterpiece." The only way to set the record straight is to reconnect and clear up the confusion. But Beckett is engaged to someone else, and Melody is drowning in a maelstrom of her own unresolved feelings. Reuniting with Beckett Nash is about the last thing she needs in her life right now. What's the point, anyway, since they've both moved on…right?

©2026 KJ Micciche (P)2026 Recorded Books

Unstable Immature Characters

The main character was a weak unstable woman. I didn’t like how she interacted with Beckett and she really didn’t have a strong character. The way she handled herself in the end was disappointing. She was not a likable woman. The narrators were not good. Neither the man or the woman could read the opposite sex very well. I won’t be reading the next novel.