One Unforgettable Week

One Unforgettable Week

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WpMetadataNoticeDernière publication dim., sept. 9, 2018
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Fiction
Action & Thriller
17-year-old Eloise Brooks goes camping in the mountains every year for one week with her parents and the Karlsen's. It was always just them in their cabins that overlook the camping grounds and forest below. That is until Rebecca Karlsen's sister Lucy and husband Nick Park died in a tragic car accident, that leaves their two 5-year-old twins and 17-year-old son Noah with the Karlsen's. El is in for a surprise when she meets the Park's, particularly one boy in particular who knows just how to rile up the usually quiet and reserved Eloise. This is no ordinary camping trip for El but instead a week full of late-night adventures, marshmallows, a deadly storm and worst of all as Eloise believes, maybe something more between them.
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Marissa Allen dreaded the idea of spending a few days camping with her family and their neighbor. She was a city girl, and the thought of being out in the wilderness, with no Wi-Fi or cell phone reception, terrified her. But her parents had insisted, and she had reluctantly agreed to come along. As soon as they arrived at the campsite, Marissa realized her mistake. They were cramped in a tiny RV, sharing it with the entire family and their neighbor. Marissa's parents were enthusiastic about the trip, but Marissa just couldn't shake the feeling of being stuck in the middle of nowhere. As the days went by, Marissa started to notice her neighbor's son, Jake. He was tall, handsome, and had a rugged look that Marissa found appealing. They started talking, and before she knew it, she found herself drawn to him. But she reminded herself that she wasn't the kind of girl who believed in love or romance.

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