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Sunshine.
Warm sand.
Turquoise water.
Hot man.
Those are the ingredients for the perfect summer romance recipe, right?
Wrong when you're me.
My love life has never been anything to rave about. I've been single for way longer than I'm willing to admit. Which has resulted in me becoming a hermite; and I don't mind it one bit.
My friends and family, on the other hand, don't like the fact that they see me so little because of the way I live my life.
One trip to the heavenly island of Gran Canaria will change my life forever. Usually, I'm not one to throw caution to the wind and let go of my inhibitions, but I did this one time. I gave my trust to someone I barely knew; and me being me, I ignored all the signs and went into this relationship - if you can call it that - heart first, and it got shattered.
If you're nosey and want an insight of the very private life - and sometimes highly embarrassing - lovelife of a thirty year old woman, dive into this story that is mine.

***No exagerations were used in this book, sadly for my sanity.***
Warm sand.
Turquoise water.
Hot man.
Those are the ingredients for the perfect summer romance recipe, right?
Wrong when you're me.
My love life has never been anything to rave about. I've been single for way longer than I'm willing to admit. Which has resulted in me becoming a hermite; and I don't mind it one bit.
My friends and family, on the other hand, don't like the fact that they see me so little because of the way I live my life.
One trip to the heavenly island of Gran Canaria will change my life forever. Usually, I'm not one to throw caution to the wind and let go of my inhibitions, but I did this one time. I gave my trust to someone I barely knew; and me being me, I ignored all the signs and went into this relationship - if you can call it that - heart first, and it got shattered.
If you're nosey and want an insight of the very private life - and sometimes highly embarrassing - lovelife of a thirty year old woman, dive into this story that is mine.

***No exagerations were used in this book, sadly for my sanity.***
