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Kilig is an untranslatable Tagalog word that means “a feeling of exhilaration or elation caused by an exciting or romantic experience.”
Bookhavesiness is a made up word that means “the general sense of contentment you feel after acquiring a book that you absolutely must have for pretty shelf reasons.”
He leans across the table and kisses me until I’ve forgotten what the hell he just said. What did anyone just say? What are words again? This man has snuck up on me faster than a coconut full of Caribbean rum cocktail.
Review: "Is there an obscure foreign word for "that magical feeling when you discover a new to you author and want to simultaneously devour their entire body of work and also make it last forever, a la having your cake and eating it too"? Because that is how I feel right now." - Jem
This is the cover model paperback version. It is exclusively available through kayleyloring.com The interior design is slightly different from the one that was sold through Amazon.
Once ordered and paid for, this paperback will be printed and shipped by Bookvault. If you are in North America, it will be shipped from a printer called Baker & Taylor in Ohio. If you are anywhere else in the world, it will be printed and shipped from the UK.
If you have any concerns about the quality of your order once you've received it, you can contact the Kayley Loring dot com store directly and we will figure out how to help you by contacting Bookvault, if necessary.
P.S. Kayley doesn't get to see the printed books before they're shipped to you, so she can't sign them!
One Caribbean couples-only resort. Six friends who want to escape Brooklyn in the dead of winter. Two married couples. Two single fakers who hate each other’s freaking guts even though they accidentally made out once a million years ago, and now they have to share a freaking bed.
Love changes people.
I’ve seen what true love has done for my friends, and I want it for myself.
Somehow, I’m the only single guy left in our circle.
Somehow, Roxy Freaking Carter is the only single girl.
It’s the dead of winter. Our best friends are planning a getaway at a couples-only resort in the Caribbean, and I refuse to be left out in the cold.
All Roxy and I have to do is pretend we don’t despise each other for one week, in a room with only one bed, so we can spend some much-needed time with our favorite people.
We’ve been pretending we didn’t make out that one time at a wedding, so we both know how good we are at pretending.
All I have to do is convince Roxy that I’m not dying to kiss her again.