Book Blog Tour/Review: The Seven Month Itch – Tanvier Peart

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Seven days.
One relentless best friend.
A singles' retreat in the middle of nowhere, my future ex-husband decides to attend.
What could go wrong?

Note to self: When your best friend of twenty years shows up at your door and tells you to pack, run. It's an ambush, not your annual girls' trip.
I...

Seven days.
One relentless best friend.
A singles' retreat in the middle of nowhere, my future ex-husband decides to attend.
What could go wrong?

Note to self: When your best friend of twenty years shows up at your door and tells you to pack, run. It's an ambush, not your annual girls' trip.
I wasn't fast enough, so here I am. At a seven-day singles' retreat in Vail, Colorado, 1,011 miles away from home and my comfort zone.
Emma knows I'm not ready to entertain the idea of meeting one man, let alone a herd of bachelors. No dating playbook for single women on the brink of divorce could prepare for this winter escape or the man who descends from the elevator after we arrive.

My estranged husband.
A man I've loved since college.
A man who shattered my heart that's yet to heal.

This is the first time we've laid eyes on each other since I left him seven months ago. Rage. Hurt. Betrayal. I feel it all. So why do my thighs clench at the memory of his touch?
Based on his gaze, I won't survive the week.

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Seven Month Itch by Tanvier Peart is a captivating story of unexpected opportunities set at a singles retreat in Vail, Colorado. Peart skillfully captures the turmoil and tension of a woman who unexpectedly encounters her estranged husband, blending raw emotional depth with the thrilling uncertainty of rekindled love. The narrative is beautifully paced, exploring the complexities of a shattered relationship with sensitivity and insight. Each page takes readers through the lead character’s internal battle between lingering hurt and undeniable attraction, making it an engaging read from start to finish.

Peart’s writing shines in her ability to create relatable characters and vivid settings, immersing readers in a unique and universally resonant story. The dual perspectives offer a rich understanding of both characters, enhancing the emotional stakes of their reunion. Seven Month Itch is more than just a romance; it’s a story about healing, growth, and the courage to embrace love again. With its perfect blend of heartfelt moments and steamy encounters, this novel is a standout debut in the Chance at Love series, promising readers a profoundly satisfying and emotionally charged experience.

Reviewed by: Orsayor

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